who we are

We are a collective of over fifty purpose-led organisations, representing multiple sectors, united by the vision of making loneliness a stranger.

Together, we’re working to amplify our collective impact by radically re-imagining funding models, empowering enablers and mentoring change makers to create stronger, more connected communities across the West of England. 

All of the organisations listed below have been involved in the creation and ongoing work of the Impact Alliance.

By freely sharing our insights, time, knowledge and resources we are making our society more supportive, connected, resilient and inclusive.

Join us

The Impact Alliance is financially supported by its Partner Funders.

Can you or your organisation support us to build more connected communities?

Please get in touch.

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Partner Funders

Partner Funders are Members that provide financial contributions to support the Impact Alliance, in addition to contributions of time, knowledge and expertise. We are hugely grateful for the support of all our Partner Funders.

The Founding Partner Funder of the Impact Alliance is St Monica Trust.

The commitment and vision of St Monica Trust to harness the power of the collective to bring about meaningful change, move away from unsustainable, short-term funding, and instead collaborate to address deep-rooted issues, is at the heart of creating this movement that is determined to do things differently and be greater than the sum of its parts.

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GUIDE FOR POTENTIAL MEMBERS

Interested in joining or supporting the Impact Alliance? Read our guide for potential Partners and Ambassadors.

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Let’s Work Together

If you're interested in anything about the Impact Alliance, please complete the form with a few details about yourself and your interests.

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Attendees at the launch of the Impact Alliance
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Professor Julie Barnett, wearing a reddish blazer, engaged in conversation with other panel members at the Impact Alliance launch.
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Kay Libby engaged in a conversation during the launch event panel discussion
People at the official launch of the Impact Alliance, with a sign that reads 'Beacon Hall' visible in the background.
Attendees at the official launch of the Impact Alliance, seated at round tables.
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Impact Alliance members at the end of the Enablers' workshop, holding up large boards filled with sticky notes and labels related to topics covered during the day.
Panel member at the Impact Alliance launch event.
People sitting at a table, smiling and engaged in a discussion, at the Enablers' workshop