Support Us

Every year, thousands of people find connection, support, and joy at Windmill Hill City Farm. From early years play to wellbeing groups, from community growing to accessible green space, the farm is a lifeline woven into everyday local life. Your support helps us protect and grow these vital services so that everyone in our community can continue to learn, heal, play, and belong in nature. Explore the ways you can get involved below.

DONATE

Help us care for animals, support education, and keep community programs running by making a generous donation today.

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VOLUNTEERING

Join our friendly team to gain hands-on experience, meet people, and support the farm’s daily work and events.

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MEMBERSHIPs

Become a member for exclusive benefits, farm access, and help sustain our work with families and local communities.

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partners

Collaborate with us to create impactful community projects and educational programs benefiting people of all ages and backgrounds.

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SPONSOR A GOAT

For the first time in the farm’s recent history, supporters can sponsor our animals. For £25, you can help care for the goats and other farm animals for a year, covering food, vet bills, and expert care. These animals play a vital role in school visits, family days, and our well-being work with adults.

Sponsorship packs include an ethically made goat soft toy, certificate, fact sheet, sticker, and farm map. Each pack includes a significant donation to help us keep supporting the community and keep our gates open.

Visit our farm café to find out more and pick up your pack today!

Measured from 2024 to 2025, stats representing heartwarming stories of connection

FEEDBACK THAT FUELS US

"I do not have a garden, so it is a chance to use skills outside and get true in nature. I like socialising with the group and I'm always meeting lots of new people.”

“I wanted to start a new activity which would give me a completely new experience, it is always full of new and affirming little moments which are often highlights in my week."

“I come to the farm to get outside and hang out with the animals. It really helps me to have a focus on something else other than what is happening in my life.”