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Stonegrove Community Trust

Help in our Gardening Club

Our Gardening Club meets on Wednesday mornings, from 10:30am to 12pm, in the garden at OneStonegrove in Edgware. Poppy, our Environment Projects Coordinator, runs it. You'd help with jobs like planting, weeding and harvesting in our raised beds and grounds. Come for 2 to 3 hours on a Wednesday. Or, if another time suits you better, help with the gardening on other days.


Not sure which role suits you or need a little friendly help? Please contact our volunteer broker at volunteerbroker@jvn.org.uk for London or Rebecca at manchester@jvn.org.uk for Manchester.

Information

Location:OneStonegrove, 5 Hayling Way, Edgware
In-Person
Age limit: Volunteers aged 18 or over
Hours per session: Between 2 and 3 hours
Availability: Flexible OR On-going

Available days/times

MorningAfternoonEvening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday


We are happy to be flexible on location and/or times if required.

Charity

Stonegrove Community Trust

Stonegrove Community Trust is a local charity in Edgware, North London. We run OneStonegrove, a building that's open to everyone, which we share with St Peter's Church.

Local residents set us up in 2014, and residents still lead the charity today. OneStonegrove gets around 72,000 visits a year.

Our volunteers help run our Social Club for over-60s and our Gardening Club, help with our social media and photos, and take part in team volunteering days. We're also looking for new trustees.

Find out more at https://sct.london/volunteering/
Opportunities

Contact

Jewish Volunteering Network,
Wohl Campus for Jewish Education,
44a Albert Road, London, NW4 2SJ

020 8203 6427 (London & Herts)
07587 792 272 (Manchester)

info@jvn.org.uk
manchester@jvn.org.uk

Office hours

Mon-Thur 9.00am-5.30pm
Fri 9.00am-1.00pm (winter) 3.00pm (summer)

Closed weekends, bank holidays and Jewish festivals

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