A statement from City Bridge Foundation
A statement from City Bridge Foundation regarding an article published in The Times on 21 October 2026
- Published: 22 October 2026
Supporting the people of London
City Bridge Foundation is a 900-year-old charity which owns and manages five Thames bridges – including the iconic Tower Bridge – at no cost to the taxpayer. Since 1995, as London’s largest independent charity funder, we have awarded more than £900 million to charitable organisations tackling inequality and social injustice across London.
A statement from City Bridge Foundation
A statement from City Bridge Foundation regarding an article published in The Times on 21 October 2026
Bridging London, connecting communities
Our five bridges are symbols of London’s history and beacons for its future. Learn more about Tower Bridge, London Bridge, Southwark Bridge, Millennium Bridge and Blackfriars Bridge
Communities Building Economic Change
This funding is open to applications. It offers five-year core and flexible funding of up to £450,000 to small- and medium-sized, community-rooted organisations tackling economic injustice in London, with an annual income between £50,000 and £1.5 million.
Latest updates
Funding Officer
We are seeking a Funding Officer to join our team on a fixed-term basis.
- Deadline: 8 November 2026, 11:59pm
- Location: Hybrid — minimum 3 days a week onsite
- Salary: £39,410 — £43,620 Inclusive of London Weighting
How London’s grassroots organisations helped shape the first round of our Economic Justice funding programme
People’s Economy undertook specialist stakeholder engagement to inform the development of the first round of our Economic Justice funding: Communities Building Economic Change. In this blog, they summarise the process and share some of the key learning.
- Published: 19 October 2026
Communities Building Economic Change
The first round will offer core funding of up to £450,000 over five years to small- and medium-sized, community-rooted organisations tackling economic injustice in London.
- Published: 2 September 2026