In a couple (maybe 3) months I will have $150 of site revenue to donate to a worthy local food community group/ garden/ group/ institution/ cause in Brisbane.
Past recipients have been:
- Jane St Community Garden
- Donna's Seed Savers group
Can people please provide me with some suggestions as to who could really use this funding next?
Prefer it benefits lots of people (directly or indirectly).
cheers Scarlett
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Jane St had great success with wicking beds - cheap and easy to convert, it might be worth a go. I'd come help, but I'm in Victoria now
Is there someone at the centre I can contact about this?
Scarlett
update: I've left a message (public holiday today) and will chase it up
Sandgate Community Gardens are very active in the community and expanding at the moment. They could do with some help I'm sure. They also run good community get togethers with interesting guest speakers.
Mike Crook (see the link) would be the guy to talk to.
There's also the Food Sovereignty Alliance
Cat Green works with them and is a member here (new one).
Hi Scarlett, the Logan Community Gardens just lost everything with the floods this week so I'd like to put them in as a suggestion.
oh no :(
okay - I'll see what i can do - am still playing phone tag with new farm community centre, and i notice they actually have heaps of supporters: http://newfarmneighbourhood.org/about/our-supporters/
logan could put an appeal out on here? - I'll send it around if they do
Scarlett
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I've donated the money to New Farm Community Centre's Community Garden (I had already rung and left a message promising it to them).
Next lot sounds like it should go to Logan's community garden.
Thank you Scarlett and Brisbane local food, hopefully I can update you on how the donation is spent, I will be there on Monday to weed and water no doubt! I know it will go along way in the vege garden.
Thanks for the update Scarlett. I'm sure the money will be well spent no matter where it goes.
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