Demo site by Zenocta. Fictional organisation, sample content, no real donations.

Programmes (sample)

Six ways we grow things.

Pick a programme and its small world grows beside you. These are generic sample descriptions for a fictional group.

Tree planting

Nurseries, saplings and the long patience of planting.

Sample description: we raise saplings in a shaded nursery, plant them with the people who live nearby and look after them as they settle in. The work is slow on purpose.

  • Raising saplings in a shaded nursery
  • Planting days with neighbours
  • Watering and checking on young trees
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School gardens

Raised beds where learning can get its hands dirty.

Sample description: raised beds, a compost heap and a watering can give a school somewhere to learn about food and soil by doing. Teachers shape how the garden fits their lessons.

  • Raised beds built with the school
  • Seasonal planting and harvest days
  • Compost and watering routines
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Clean water

Wells, hand pumps and tanks that communities look after.

Sample description: a hand pump, a well and a small storage tank, planned with the community that will use them and kept running by a local care group.

  • Wells and hand pumps
  • Small storage tanks
  • Local care groups for upkeep
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Community kitchens

A courtyard, a big pot and a long table.

Sample description: shared kitchens where neighbours cook and eat together, with seasonal produce from nearby gardens where possible.

  • Shared cooking and eating spaces
  • Seasonal, local ingredients
  • Volunteers and neighbours taking turns
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Skills and livelihoods

Workshop benches for learning a trade.

Sample description: hands-on workshops such as sewing, carpentry and plant care, led by experienced local practitioners who teach what they know.

  • Practical workshops
  • Learning from local practitioners
  • Tools and bench space
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River clean-ups

Banks, reeds and volunteers with sacks.

Sample description: volunteer days along a riverbank to clear litter, replant reeds and keep the water moving.

  • Volunteer clean-up days
  • Replanting river banks
  • Sorting and responsible disposal
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