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Our Partners
A huge thank you to all our partners for their contributions and support
Get Involved
You are what makes this garden a community
1. Volunteer with us
You can be a regular volunteer or come along to our drop-in days. There are many different opportunities to get stuck in, whether you have a plenty of time or a cheeky hour or two. To sign up, email volunteers@wholelifecommunitygarden.org
2. Donations
We often need tools, plants, seeds or other things, so see our updated list of wanted items. Fancy making a financial contribution? You can do that soon.
3. Giveaways
Find out what is ready to harvest.
4. Partner with us
We’re always looking for local businesses and community groups to work with us to help make Haxby and Wigginton an even better place to live. Find our more here.
5. Become a trustee
There’s a committed and enthusiastic team who co-ordinate all-things Whole Life Community Garden. If you want to get involved, drop us a line at contact@wholelifecommunitygarden.org.
Testimonials
Here's what our supporters say
Having the Community Garden will serve as a hub of health and well-being offering an array of benefits to patients…the nature of the garden encourages social connections, creating a supportive network that enhances emotional resilience and combats isolation. As residents collaborate in nurturing the garden, a sense of shared purpose and community will develop.
Practice Manager, Haxby Group Practice
As well as making use of the increase in nature this project would bring, and the wellbeing benefits, the garden would further enhance the curriculum links we can offer our pupils both though classes and more informally through suggestions for families to visit and imbed the learning undertaken at school.
Headteacher, Headlands Primary School, Haxby
The garden will provide space for nature and an opportunity to increase biodiversity within this urban environment. It will provide a place for well being, learning and pleasure for communities. Plans to ensure the garden is accessible will reach individuals and groups that might otherwise find connecting with nature difficult. St Nicks looks forward to working alongside the Community Garden.