Plymouth Hub for Climate Justice
Fiscal Host: The Social Change Nest
Organise and promote social justice in adaptation to climate change
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Top financial contributors
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The Edge Fund
£1,000 GBP since Jan 2024
Ricky Lowes
£125 GBP since Dec 2023
Malcolm Teague
£50 GBP since Jun 2023
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PH4CJ cash donations
£200 GBP since Dec 2024
Plymouth Hub for Climate Justice is all of us
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Thank you for supporting Plymouth Hub for Climate Justice.
Malcolm Teague
Admin
£50 GBP
Adriana
Admin
The Edge Fund
£1,000 GBP
PH4CJ cash do...
£200 GBP
Ricky Lowes
£125 GBP
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+£200.00GBP
Completed
Contribution #809647
-£149.30 GBP
Paid
Reimbursement #229224
-£260.00 GBP
Paid
Reimbursement #227112
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Today’s balance£858.34 GBP
Total raised
£1,785.94 GBP
Total disbursed
£927.60 GBP
Estimated annual budget
£1,200.00 GBP
About
The Plymouth Hub for Climate Justice was formed to support the COP26 Coalition (which included environment/development NGOs, trade unions, grassroots community campaigns, faith groups, youth groups, migrant & racial justice networks) and we've continued building a grassroots climate movement in Plymouth & surrounding areas to address Climate Justice.
We organised the Art for Climate Towards COP26 event and the Global Day of Action March and People's Assembly in 2021 & 2022, in Plymouth, and continue organising towards a real conversation about the root causes of this emergency without whitewashing the climate narrative. Social justice is intimately linked to the issues of the climate crisis. Following the IPCC reports, we know we need to maintain the pressure on politicians and corporations to reduce global heating emissions by at least 8% a year from now, towards zero carbon emissions by 2035, while at the same time strengthening our community.
We organised the Art for Climate Towards COP26 event and the Global Day of Action March and People's Assembly in 2021 & 2022, in Plymouth, and continue organising towards a real conversation about the root causes of this emergency without whitewashing the climate narrative. Social justice is intimately linked to the issues of the climate crisis. Following the IPCC reports, we know we need to maintain the pressure on politicians and corporations to reduce global heating emissions by at least 8% a year from now, towards zero carbon emissions by 2035, while at the same time strengthening our community.
Our team
Malcolm Teague
Admin
Adriana
Admin