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We are working harder than ever to keep Stonebridge safe, open, and reliable for the people who depend on it. Rising costs and increasing pressure on charities mean that keeping the farm running now takes sustained support, not just goodwill.
At a time when many people are under strain, places like Stonebridge are so important. We provide stability, routine, and connection in a shared working environment where people can contribute, belong, and feel at ease.
Each year, thousands of people come through our gates. Children meet animals for the first time. Volunteers build skills, confidence, and routine through real work. People of all ages find calm, connection, and a sense of belonging.
To keep Stonebridge open and doing this work, we need ongoing public support. If you value having an open, reliable place like this in the city, please consider donating today. Your contribution helps sustain the farm, the people, and the animals week after week.

Every day, people with a wide range of abilities, experiences and support needs come to Stonebridge to find routine, purpose and a sense of belonging. For many, the farm is not just somewhere to volunteer. It is one of the few places where they feel safe, known and valued.
Your support enables us to provide:
When you support this appeal, you are helping to sustain a lifeline. You are protecting a place that people rely on for connection, stability, and everyday dignity at a time when those things are increasingly hard to find.

Our animals rely on us completely, especially through the winter months. Rising costs of feed, bedding, energy and veterinary care place real pressure on our ability to maintain the welfare standards we are accountable for. There is no option to pause care when costs rise or temperatures fall. The work continues, every day.
Your support helps us to:
By donating, you are helping us ensure that every animal is properly cared for, healthy, and protected.
But this is not only about animals.
The farm also provides specialist guidance and pastoral support for people who are struggling. It offers a stable, predictable environment where volunteers can build confidence, learn skills and become part of a community.

From families looking for an affordable day out, to school groups learning about nature, to students and community organisations needing a supportive environment, Stonebridge is a free, inclusive place used by thousands of people each year.
With your support, we can continue to provide:
Throughout 2026, your support helps keep Stonebridge open to all.

If Stonebridge matters to you, regular support makes the biggest difference. Becoming a Friend of the Farm helps us plan ahead, care for our animals, and keep the farm open to everyone.
Friends of the Farm starts from £3 a month. You will receive updates, behind-the-scenes insights, and occasional offers as a thank you for your support.

If a monthly donation isn’t right for you, you can make a one-off donation to support the farm here.

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Your generosity keeps our community thriving.
Please donate today.
Thank you for helping us create and protect these safe spaces.
This year, more than ever, we need your help.
With your support, Stonebridge City Farm & Gardens will continue to be a place of joy, learning, and community, even in the coldest months.
Please donate today, and help us keep the farm warm, welcoming, and full of life.
Thank you for standing with us.
Here at Stonebridge City Farm & Gardens everyone is welcome. We also think it is important to remain free for all. It is important for everyone in the community to have free access to a safe green space.


We provide stability, purpose, and belonging for more than 150 people each week in one of Nottingham’s most deprived communities.
Entrance is free; however, donations are very welcome.
Not found the answer to your question on our website? Drop us an email on:
If you have any queries about volunteering, work experience, or placements, head to our volunteering page. Still got questions?
volunteer@stonebridgecityfarm.com
Please note we are not taking on work experience placements this year
Looking to organise a school trip
education@stonebridgecityfarm.com
or volunteering day for business,
community@stonebridgecityfarm.com
for more information
If you are interested in working with the farm, hosting an event here or any marketing questions, please email
marketing@stonebridgecityfarm.com
or
fundraising@stonebridgecityfarm.com
For any questions about boarding or animal adoption, please email:
If you have any questions about booking a party, please email
booking@stonebridgecityfarm.com
Please have a read through our party page before emailing

As a charity we rely heavily on your donations. These enable us to keep the farm running and maintain our facilities for visitors and volunteers.
Stonebridge City Farm is a free, community-run city farm and green space in the heart of Nottingham. We exist to create a place where people can belong, contribute, and rebuild confidence while staying connected to animals, food, and nature in the middle of a busy city.
We support more than 150 regular volunteers, many of whom are living with learning disabilities, mental ill-health, physical health conditions, addiction, or social isolation. For some, the farm is a place to visit with family. For others, it is a lifeline: a routine, a community and a route back into everyday life.
We are a registered charity (No. 1125245). Entry to the farm is free. Everything we do is sustained through a mix of trading income, grants, donations, and the time and care of our volunteers.
How do we protect and sustain long-term, open community spaces in a funding system that increasingly favours short-term projects, narrow outputs and time-limited interventions over patient, place-based presence?
Be part of our wonderful gardening team and help care for the spaces that feed the farm and the community. This role involves planting, weeding, and harvesting throughout the seasons, as well as supporting the upkeep and development of our food-growing areas.
Commitment – 4 hours per week
Guide primary school children (KS1/2) around the farm, share simple, engaging information about animals and gardens, and liaise with teachers.
Ideally suited to an experienced teacher.
Commitment – ad hoc
20 visits (March – July)
Work alongside our brilliant support team and help shape the experience of everyone who walks through our gates. You’ll be greeting visitors, handling sales, and acting as the first point of contact for the farm. It’s a practical, people-facing role where your warmth, reliability, and common sense set the tone.
Commitment – 4-8 hours per week
Join our dedicated maintenance team and play a key role in keeping the farm running safely and smoothly. You’ll be involved in general upkeep, practical repairs, and the day-to-day work that keeps the space clean, accessible, and welcoming for everyone who uses it.
Commitment – 4 hours per week
Contribute to keeping the smooth running of day-to-day life at the farm. The role involves maintaining records, responding to emails, and helping with basic systems. We need someone organised, consistent, and comfortable handling information carefully.
Commitment – 1-2 days per week
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