Growing Green

How can you support Growing Green?

Donate money
Come to our fundraising events
Spread the word about our work

Secondhand Clothes Sales

Our Secondhand Clothes Sale in November '23 raised £2755 and our Spring Edition in April '24 raised £3300
Over 100 people came along to each time shop fabulous clothes that were donated to us by friends of Growing Green.

Missed the event? The next Winter Edition of our Secondhand Clothes Sale is in November '24.

Lucy showing her amazing brownies
Councillor Carmon Aref-Adib came too
Setting up pur raffle prizes
Seedlings for sale
Jeska selling raffle tickets
Visitors in the garden
Visitors in the garden
Ciara's home baked cookies
Our friends from PUNL came too
Browsing the boutique
Visitors in the garden
It's been busy
Our boutique
The pond looking lush
Monty enjoying all the cuddles
Our raffle prizes
The café was very popular
Signs telling you about the garden

Open Garden & Raffle

In May '23 we opened Claudia's garden to the public, sold pre-owned clothes, set up a wonderful café with delicious home-baked good and had a raffle with the best wellbeing prizes.

About 120 people came through the door, we got to meet old and new friends and neighbours. Power Up North London joined us and talked to people about their amazing projects.

In total, we raised an amazing £3200 which we can use for our new school projects starting in September '23.

We are already looking forward to our next Open Garden in June '24 and hope you will join us!!!

Tree Yoga Week

In January '23, Claudia donated her income for the week and her generous students have an additional staggering £540 to our projects and we raised a total of £840.

PHISH Raffle

The team behind the Parliament Hill Icy Swimming Hootenanny chose Growing Green as Beneficiary of their raffle. We helped with the sale and were blown away by the amount that was raised ... £1650!!!

'Wine for Wood'

Selling off their wine cellar, Philip and Claudia raised about £3000. The money was used to plant hedges and mini forests in spring '22, and has funded further projects in winter '23. Read the full article in the Camden New Journal HERE.