Green Business Network
We work with schools, colleges, businesses, households, community groups and councils to inspire sustainability through education and initiatives across Sussex. We have various initiatives across the county, including the Horsham Repair Café, Refill Shop and Pollination Education Stations, to name but a few.
The Green Business network is the network of businesses working with Sussex Green Living. They are wonderful businesses showing interest and concern in the environmental situation and demonstrate their support by providing environmental educations sessions to their employees, sponsoring us, making donations, taking part in corporate volunteering opportunities or fundraising for us.
We would love you to join the hive.
Joining is easy and involves a choice or combination of:
1. Lunch & Learn session for staff
45 minutes climate action session for staff focusing on climate actions covering: fast fashion, switch and ditch making better shopping choices, waste reduction, enhancing biodiversity through wildlife friendly gardening, and more.
We can adapt our education sessions to businesses’ timetable constraints, offering an opportunity for as many employees as possible to be able to join so this can be a Lunch& Learn, Breakfast Brief, Evening Explore, whatever suits you best!
This can be online, in person or a combination of the two, includes Q&A and creating a green action plan.
2. Sponsor one of our key initiatives
- Environmental education in state schools – learn more here
- A fun educational installation of a Pollination Education Station in a state school, a care home, church or to go outside your place of work – details here
3. Fundraise for Sussex Green Living
You could choose us as your Charity of the Year, you could organise fundraising in your office, engaging employees. You can set specific environmental or seasonal themes along the year, let’s have a chat and get creative!
Barratt sponsored wildlife friendly gardening workshops
Wates Group sponsored environmental education in 10 schools and volunteered
Why join?
One Sponsorship. Multiple ESG & Community Benefits.
Sponsor a Pollination Education Station to demonstrate ESG commitment, support eco-friendly practices, engage employees, generate positive PR, strengthen local communities and help fund environmental education in state schools.
What is a Pollination Education Station?
A purpose-built structure crafted from repurposed materials, provides a safe, eco-luxury haven for our essential winged friends. Each station includes an educational plaque, fostering awareness and action. Plus a wooden ‘sponsored by’ sign with your company’s branding.
How Businesses help
Join businesses, councils, schools, colleges, groups and individuals across Sussex:
• Purchase and install a Pollinator Education Station on your premises
• Sponsor a local school to host one on their grounds and be involved in the installation
Our goal is to restore biodiversity across Sussex and amplify awareness of ongoing environmental initiatives. Together let’s nurture our ecosystems and celebrate the essential role of pollinators.
Learn more here, agree a location and contact us to take action. We look forward to working with you and your staff.
Watch this short video presenting our Pollination Education Stations project
Corporate Volunteering
Do you have colleagues eager to contribute to their community beyond the office walls? Supporting staff volunteering aligns seamlessly with team-building, corporate social responsibility, and community objectives—all while fundraising!
Your staff can actively participate with Sussex Green Living by engaging in public events with our Eco Float, assisting in a school day facilitated by your company’s fundraising efforts, or volunteering at our monthly Sussex Green Hub. Let’s have a chat and agree what suits your team best.
Other ways you can help
- Payroll giving enable employees to easily fund community work
- Pro bono – lend your business skills or expertise
- Make donations directly here.
Greenwood Plants in Yapton donate plants for our Pollination Education Stations










