Creation of Daffodils Community Garden

Funded on
08 Dec 2021

We need your support to provide robust pathways and sleeper edging throughout stage one of the development of Daffodils Community Garden which will allow safe access for everyone.

£9,645 Raised of £9,381

45 Backers

102%

Updates

Creation of Daffodils Community Garden published their Delivery Report!4 years ago

40 Donations worth £1,0495 years ago

Creation of Daffodils Community Garden hit its fundraising target!5 years ago

Brilliant news, thanks everyone!

Crowdfund Walsall Fund pledged £1,7315 years ago

5 years ago We've hit our target

Creation of Daffodils Community Garden has reached 90% of its target!5 years ago

Church at Junction 10 pledged £6035 years ago

Creation of Daffodils Community Garden has reached 80% of its target!5 years ago

Anonymous pledged £1,0005 years ago

Daffodils Community Garden and Allotments pledged £2005 years ago

Our aim is to change an overgrown plot of land into a vibrant eco-friendly garden; fostering a sense of community pride and neighbourhood involvement in the development and ongoing creation of the garden also promoting improved mental health and wellbeing. It will be a series of small gardens including:- flower and shrubs quiet area, growing space with raised beds for individual and communal activity, wildlife and bee friendly space, a tactile garden for young children and a sensory area. It will include an open area for community events and workshops. We are building links with existing community groups and local schools to maximise everyone's enjoyment of open spaces. Brownie guides have a small plot they are developing and another community group have recently begun growing vegetables in an area of the garden to support foodbanks and soup kitchens helping the most vulnerable people in society. We have 6 small allotments managed by local people and regularly have volunteers working on site providing an opportunity to identify and make use of local skills and knowledge to benefit the area and neighbourhood. The ongoing pandemic has highlighted the problems of loneliness and isolation in society. Bringing people together in a safe outside environment will promote improvement in mental health and well being, reduce social isolation and encourage new friendships. Recently mental Health Week encouraged us all to be friendly, be loving to each other and get well together. The Community Gardens 5- 10 year plan will provide a framework to achieve this target. A small, dedicated committee, all local volunteers, meet regularly to consider ongoing and future plans involving other volunteers in decision making.

Project Owner: Daffodils Community Garden and Allotments The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.