Our Delivery Report
Funded on 06 December 2018 | Delivered on 11 November 2020
£16,286
RAISED
181
BACKERS
83
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£7,500
From Mayor of London
27/07/19 - 27/07/19
Solar celebration
20 Classes provided
Joseph Nicholas donated £100
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Rachel Dring donated £150
18550 kWh of renewable energy generated
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Rich Walker donated £25
01 May 2019
Wolves Lane
Discovering TottenhamWolves Lane Centre is home to a group of sustainable food and gardening organisations.
01 August 2019
The Secret Garden on Wolves Lane
Village RawThe Palm House is a magical wonderland of greenery and wildlife.
100 Volunteers involved
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Freja Smith donated £50
Living Under One Sun donated £100
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More about our impact
The environment
We have generated enough renewable electricity to reduce our carbon emissions by the equivalent of planting 217 trees. We have used the cafe for a variety of community events and workshops.
The local economy
Our regular markets have showcased local entrepreneurs and one of the gardening groups on site has managed weekly plant sales.
Volunteering, jobs & education
Throughout 2019 we held weekly volunteer days and had regular workshops covering subjects like seed saving, food growing, healthy cooking, flower arranging, botanical art, basket making.
Arts, culture & heritage
The Palm House at Wolves Lane has been a well loved part of the local community for about 50 years, so keeping it open for people to enjoy is important to us.
Activity, health and leisure
Volunteers tackle big gardening jobs at Wolves Lane and enjoy a vegetarian lunch on volunteer days.
