The oldest youth club in the world, St Andrew's, is always a buzz of activity offering every kind of club imaginable to local children - from cookery to judo to chess and everything in between! When we arrived the pancake making was happening in the kitchen, the speaker was pumping and boxing club was in full swing. It's amazing to see, but with all the kit needed to make it happen, space is at a premium in this central London location. That meant our job for the evening was to help create some more!

We were taken upstairs to the storage room at the top of the centre to find an area full to the brim with boxes, school uniform, frames and racquets...so many racquets!

We wasted no time getting everything sorted into piles and sorting out the contents of the boxes. There were many questions along the way. What was the mysterious plastic implement, where were we going to put all the empty frames, and why had Jayson (year 6) abandoned his homework?

Before long we had made a big difference and there was a lot of new floor space to show for our efforts. Next week we're back handing out food to rough sleepers, hope to see you there!

So great to have Emma and Andy along to help deliver food to rough sleepers in Victoria last night as we needed as many pair of hands as possible to transport the massive haul of delicious food!

We started off with the first leg pick up at a local bakery and came away with masses of different bread - rolls, baguettes and loaves.

After a bit of chaotic map reading (sorry team) we managed to locate the Under One Sky group who were walking with food and hot drinks, handing then out to who ever needed a bit of help.

The second pit stop was Pret, who truly came up with the goods! Loads of salads, sandwiches, toasties and even some freshly baked croissants -the tempting scent of which followed us the whole walk back to Under One Sky! On the way we discussed who preferred sweet or savoury. It was one vote from Emma who put in an extra vote for donuts, one for savoury from me, and one undecided from Andy who said that he did not discriminate between the two!

Next week we're back doing more good in Westminster by helping out at a local youth club - see you there!

It was another chilly night in Westminster, which made it even more clear that our regular task helping distribute clothes and bedding on the Strand makes a big impact.

Thankfully we had plenty of hands on deck, and it was brilliant to be able to welcome Andy and Louise to their first ever session great to have you both join us!

It's a popular spot for getting resources like hot food and other donations to those that need it most, so it was pretty hectic! We didn't have to wait long for Andrea to arrive with her van, and soon got to work.

With Khai jumping into the van to help get the boxes out in some sort of order, the rest of us hauled the clothes and bedding across the street to hang them out in a makeshift fashion display! We soon had jackets, trousers, sleeping bags and shoes out for people to choose what they needed most.

The time flew by, and before long most of the donations had been handed out. Great work everybody!

Next week we'll be meeting at Victoria to pick up and transport surplus food to rough sleepers - hope to see you there!