Cook up a sustainable storm with Rosie Ramsey and Whole Again Communities
Channel: National Lottery Good Causes
Date: 19/04/2021

Celebrity, comedian and podcaster Rosie Ramsey shows you just how easy it is to make a small change to be more environmentally-friendly, with the help of some of the amazing people and projects across the UK that have been using National Lottery funding in creative ways to tackle climate change.

Rosie meets Lizzie – founder of Whole Again Communities (WAC) in Cornwall. WAC are a community project delivering organic and sustainably-sourced ingredients boxes to local families in need. They send out the boxes with recipe cards which recipients can follow along with via facebook live, and they also include seeds and other gardening elements so people can start growing their own produce.

See the full How To Instructions at https://www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/planetary-promise

If you’re inspired by what Rosie learns, The National Lottery is asking you to make a #PlanetaryPromise​.



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