Make an impact today

We’re working to reopen Cutteslowe Greenhouse to the public by Spring 2026. But before then, the site needs major renovations to make it safe, accessible, and ready to thrive as a growing and community space.

That’s where you come in.

Help us meet our goal of £100,000!

Please click here to Gift Aid your donation. This boosts your donation by 25p of Gift Aid for every £1 you donate, which adds up quickly.

3% Cover the Fee

Why this amount?

Large grants take 6-9 months to process and they often favour covering capital infrastructure costs as opposed to people, running costs or programming. So, to get going, we’re relying on community support.

Local family trusts and businesses have been key supporters and partners so far. If you, or someone you know, could support the project in this capacity, we’d love to hear from you. Please email info@cutteslowegreenhouse.org.

Every contribution, large or small, helps us move closer to opening the space for everyone.

A community garden with people engaging in gardening activities, socializing, and relaxing. There are greenhouse structures, raised garden beds, a wheelchair user on a wooden bridge, and food trucks. The sign reads "Cutteslowe Community Hub."

Why give?

  • A person in a blue jacket is digging in a garden bed in the foreground. In the background, there is a digitally illustrated entrance to the Cuttleslow Greenhouses Community Hub, which includes a drawing of greenhouses, trees, and several people, some sketch-like, some real, walking and sitting on benches.

    Restore a Community Space

    Help transform the abandoned greenhouses into a safe, welcoming horticultural hub.

  • A line drawing of a greenhouse interior with people gardening inside, with the sign reading 'Cuteslowe Greenhouse Community Growers' at the top, and rows of plants and vegetables being cultivated.

    Grow Together

    Support shared meals, workshops, and connections through food and nature.

  • Illustration of a community hub with a greenhouse, outdoor seating, gardens, and people including children, adults, and seniors engaging in gardening, walking, and socializing on a sunny day.

    Build Resilience

    Strengthen Oxford’s local food system and wellbeing for generations to come.