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The Lexi is the UK’s first social enterprise cinema. Our mission is to change lives through film. The Lexi Hub with its second screen would mean we can do so much more for our community.
Wood Street Walls in partnership with Deeney's, Mighty Elk and other local businesses are looking to raise funds to create Waltham Forest's largest public artwork in Leyton with Camille Walala.
We're crowdfunding to support vulnerable people in the borough through the COVID-19 crisis by keeping our Food Bank stocked. We can get through this if we pull together!
Our idea is to transform an abandoned and forgotten green space into a thriving nature reserve to serve as a hub for conservation, education, and community engagement.
MindFood would like to upgrade facilities at our allotment at Cleveley Crescent, to provide a more comfortable all-weather environment to teach food-growing and wellbeing techniques year-round.
Help us to carry out a viability study on reviving the former theatre as a multi-purpose arts/cultural venue, creating new opportunities and benefits for the local community.
We want to install solar lighting along the walkways of Albert Road Recreation Ground to increase the safety and accessibility of the community space for local people
A mural-making skill-sharing initiative in Lewisham, teaching students the processes and artistic skills to have a positive social impact through colourful and thought-provoking public art.
Our not-for-profit vegan cafe is committed to give opportunities for people with learning disabilities front of house training and work experience. But there is a problem. There's not enough room!
Our current playground is unloved, dilapidated and lacks inclusivity. We aim to create an exciting adventure playground suitable for children from 1-14 years old
The project will protect the woodland habitats for future generations and increase the wildlife and habitats. The activities will give the communities skills, knowledge and a sense of belonging.
Nickel Support have the opportunity to turn an old Chinese takeaway into a wonderful, fully accessible space for adults with learning disabilities to run social enterprises and gain paid employment.
