Free office space for a year offered in Bristol
Melanie May | 24 March 2022 | News
Organisations committed to social change are invited to enter a competition to win office space for a year in Bristol.
Ethical Property, which owns and manages nineteen centres across nine UK cities, including three in Bristol, is offering the opportunity for purpose and cause related start-ups at Streamline at Paintworks.
The successful organisation will be given a place in ‘Share space’ an open plan shared workspace within Streamline. It has been designed to create a home-from-home for freelancers and small groups that want to be part of collaborative workspaces, and communal amenities.
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The ‘Care to Share’ initiative will provide one lucky organisation with free workspace for up to two people for one year and a second prize of a free workspace for one or two people for three months. The chosen organisations will also be given access to Ethical Property’s monthly networking, webinar and events series called ‘Exchangers’.
The winners’ workspaces are located in the Streamline Share space, an open plan space housing a variety of ethical organisations. The building also has a range of enclosed office spaces, ranging from 4-person to 60-person capacity and 14 square meters to 290 square metres.
Sarah Campbell, Ethical Property’s regional manager South West and Wales explained:
“We know that the past two years have been incredibly tough for many, with organisations facing financial challenges that have forced them out of workspaces, and into working disparately.
“Bristol is brimming with vibrant and forward-thinking organisations; social enterprises, changemakers and businesses with real purpose. We want to give these people a chance to enhance their working environment with one that inspires creative thinking. We also understand that there are still barriers that exist to those with disabilities, and our whole ethos is one of inclusivity; reflected in the accessible design of all our sites.”
Entry is via an online survey which takes five minutes to complete and entries must be submitted before midnight on 24 April.
About Melanie May
Melanie May is a journalist and copywriter specialising in writing both for and about the charity and marketing services sectors since 2001. She can be reached via thepurplepim.com.