88
members
(and counting)
73
donations received
1
community workshop
157
biscuits eaten
(approximately)
Updates
If you are interested in helping out please email info@greenergainsborough.org.uk or contact via our facebook page 'Greener Gainsborough CIO', or via mobile to 07300 869422.
19/02
Scouts Hill Community Tree Planting Day
Time: 10am to 3pm
Location: Meet at the Scouts Hut, Sandsfield Lane, Scouts Hill.
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Hosted by The Together Initiative
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For more information please contact:
Mary Hollis 07505 863682
or email:
mary@together-initiative.org.uk
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Bring gloves, a water bottle and a packed lunch (if you plan to stay all day), wear warm, outdoor clothing and strong footwear.
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No experience needed!
Everyone welcome
Trees and tools provided.
Free hot and cold drinks & snacks.
01/02
We will be updating soon with plans for Spring.
Time: T.B.A
Location: Gainsborough
About
Greener Gainsborough works to help transform community spaces into vibrant green havens. By contributing your time and effort, you can assist in planting and maintaining beautiful gardens that provide recreational areas for everyone to enjoy.
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Our organisation facilitates regular planting sessions, where volunteers come together to enhance the environment, foster community spirit, and promote sustainability. Experience the joy of nurturing nature while making our community greener and more welcoming for all.
Education and training
Environmental conservation
Economic development
Community development
Projects
Benefits of green spaces

Mental wellbeing
Green environments have a calming effect on the mind. They reduce stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue.

Educational opportunities
Green spaces educate visitors about plant diversity, ecosystems, and conservation.

Social interaction
Parks and green spaces serve as meeting points for people. Whether it’s a picnic, a dog walk, or a community event, they foster social connections.

Biodiversity and ecosystem
Bees, butterflies, and other pollinators thrive in green areas, benefitting nearby gardens and crops.
Volunteering
Volunteering with our charity is incredibly rewarding, benefiting both the community and the volunteers. By dedicating your time and skills, you make a tangible difference in green spaces around us, fostering hope and positive change. Volunteers gain a sense of fulfillment and purpose, build connections, and develop new skills. Your contribution creates a ripple effect of kindness, making the world a better place. Join us in our mission and experience the joy of giving back.
Sponsorship
Are you a local business? Here are several compelling reasons why you should get involved with us…
Community Engagement: Sponsoring local projects demonstrates a commitment to the community. It fosters goodwill and positive relationships with residents.
Brand Visibility: Sponsorship provides exposure. Businesses can have their logos displayed at the allotment or during gardening events, reaching potential customers.
Environmental Stewardship: Supporting green spaces aligns with corporate social responsibility. It showcases the business’s dedication to sustainability and environmental well-being.
Employee Involvement: Businesses encourage employees to volunteer at the allotment. It promotes team building, well-being, and a sense of purpose.
Networking Opportunities: Sponsoring events allows businesses to connect with other sponsors, community leaders, and potential clients.
Interested? Feel free to reach out, and let’s explore how we can collaborate to enhance the community and support local wildlife and environmental initiatives.

Donate
To make a financial donation, please contact us for payment details.
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You can also donate various items to support our growth and impact. For example: plants and seeds, garden tools, wheelbarrows, watering cans, compost, gardening supplies (gloves, kneeling pads, plant markers), building materials like wood for making rasied beds and trellises...
And of course, you can donate your time by volunteering with us!
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Every contribution, whether big or small, helps nurture a thriving community garden!