Our Supporters
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Listed below are some of the many organisations and individuals who have made contributions to support Incredible Edible Todmorden, and we would like to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of them.
Judith Audaer of Todmorden and lately of Mongolia!
Thanks Judith!
Sam Partington from oxford
“Basically, I think IET’s really exciting as it brings together environmental issues, community regeneration and general sustainability. I like the fact that it’s bringing all sorts of people together and that it sounds a lot of fun!
PS In case you’re wondering, I found out about IET through the Big Issue.”
Peter Kerr

Rick at Olive landscapes
Todmorden Business Association
Lyne Midwinter of TBA (big smile plus frock) handing cheque to Pam Warhurst of IET (big smile plus big cheque).
Malcolm Saville donated the growers cup.
Sadly Malcolm Saville died on Monday the 12th January. Only a few days before his death he donated a second Growers Cup, for children.
He is buried At Todmorden Unitarian Church .The first “homemade” funeral to his instructions at the church.
Rest in peace Malcolm.
Fred Hunt
Has donated He says: “why am i supporting IET? I want to support the planting of free food in the valley. I want to support People who have very little space to obtain the means to grow food, to experience the wonders of growing and eating stuff you have made happen. I have 9 grandchildren and I want them to enjoy a healthy planet I know that there are no pockets in shrouds and that money cannot be eaten. I believe my money will be well spent in Todmorden”
Supporters, Fred and Obie.
John Pendelbury
Have given us £2.5K
Grants
B&Q have awarded IET £5K worth of supplies in their latest environment awards!!

We have recently been awarded £7250 by CFFC for the orchard project including a donation from Marshals.

CMBC
Have given us £2k for pop up event tents and cooking gear
And we have a £4K grant from HBOS for growing projects in schools.
Latest News
- Sunday August 29, 2010Kiwi Fruit... an Election Issue?
- Sunday August 22, 2010Royal Visit Report in Tod News
- Tuesday August 17, 2010Yorkshire Post Incredible Royal Visit
Latest Blog Posts
- Friday September 3, 2010Growing in Shade; school that is
- Thursday September 2, 2010Growing at Castle Hill School
- Thursday September 2, 2010velvet Invasion of Peoples Republic
- Wednesday September 1, 2010Holly at Bank Holiday
