We act on poverty, but we never act alone.
Our partner funders’ support is crucial to the growth and development of QSA.
Support from trusts and foundations, individual supporters, Quaker meetings, public sector funders and companies plays a vital role in helping our charity to deliver a range of core services, whilst raising our voice and sharing what we do.
Over our 160 year history we have developed strong relationships with funders outside and within the Quaker community. Our funders value QSA’s reflective approach to work that is evolving in response to need.
Sir Trevor Pears CMG, Executive Chair, Pears Foundation
Is your trust or foundation interested in making a grant to Quaker Social Action?
We would be delighted to discuss our work with you in more detail. Please contact the fundraising and communications team by emailing [email protected] or call 020 8983 5030.
abrdn Financial Fairness Trust
Bates Wells Foundation
Big Give Trust
Bryan Lancaster Trust
Bunney Reckitt Trust
CB & HH Taylor 1984 Trust
City Bridge Trust
Colenso Fund
Friends Trusts Limited
George Cadbury Fund
GLA
Henhurst Charitable Trust
Jacob Charitable Trust
Lambert Charitable Trust
London Borough of Tower Hamlets
London Quaker Service Trust
Money and Pensions Service
Ogilvie Charities
Pat Newman Memorial Trust
Pears Foundation
Porta Pia 2012 Foundation
Radley Charitable Trust
Reed Foundation
Richard Cadbury Charitable Trust
Sir James Reckitt Charity
Souter Charitable Trust
St Andrew Holborn Charity
St Giles and St George Charity
The Ericson Trust
The Grail Society (Waxwell) UK
The Paget Charitable Trust
TL Trust
Trust for London
Turn2Us
WF Southall Trust
William P Bancroft Charitable Trust
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What we do
Quaker Social Action helps people on low incomes in east London and across the UK to seek solutions to the issues affecting their lives.
Over 160 years of history
In 1867 the Bedford Institute Association was born. We transformed into Quaker Social Action in 1998.