Bath Chronicle

Angela joins pressing cause

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An experience­d charity fundraiser has joined Quartet Community Foundation as its new philanthro­py executive for B&NES.

Angela Emms will work alongside Claire Wynne Hughes in Quartet’s Bath office in Northgate House.

These two part-time team members will continue Quartet’s work connecting B&NES based philanthro­pists with local charitable causes.

Angela Emms went into charity work after she graduated from the University of Bath.

She said: “It’s so exciting to join Quartet as they celebrate a recordbrea­king year for grant-making.

“Looking at how local organisati­ons respond to and recover from the impact of the Covid-19 crisis means the need for philanthro­pic funds to support our small, local causes has never been more pressing.

“I’m fortunate to know many local charities through the Bath Fundraiser­s group and I look forward to meeting many more and being the bridge to our wonderful fund holders in the B&NES area.”

Quartet works with local philanthro­pists to support the network of charitable causes across the West of England. Last year they awarded 984 grants worth over £3.9m to small, local causes.

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Angela Emms, who has joined Quartet, and Claire Wynne Hughes

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