Final week of delivering tubs to Greene King pubs! thanks all involved. Hopefully lots of money raised for Macmillan Cancer support.

It's official: we love swans! We had great fun feeding them around the city with family, friends or just individually. The rain didn't put us off fitting in little litter picks too.

We happily donated some essentials for Ukranians who are facing such harsh conditions.

GoodGymers donated goods for the 22nd Portsmouth Scouts' Jumble Sale.

Let's hope there were plenty of sales to raise funds for the Scout troup.

Beaches, river banks, ponds & lakes were all cared for in January by Portsmouth GoodGym.

We went out with family, friends, in groups or as solitary litter-pickers.

Our area has healthier waterways and coasts as a result of our care.

2 Goodgymer joined volunteersfrom the Portsmouth Scouts emptyingcupboards, moving cupboards and restocking cupboards to ensure a clean, safe and bigger area for young people in the area to get involved in Scouting.
In Goodgym style we also made sure the items that weren't needed were recycled, donated to Salvation Army or sent to the share cafe.

We jumped at the chance to help dogs who are in the care of The Stubbington Ark animal charity and gladly donated a rainbow of towels.

We donated our unwanted bras to Against Cancer charity who will transform them into funds for vital research to beat cancer.

As I left Havelock on Monday, I noticed they have a hygiene bank collection box.

Cue a quick scramble in cupboards and we were able to donate a few items for those in need.

It was hard to give them up, but we gave some of our books to Tesco who will sell them and give the profits to the Fratton Together Food Pantry.

Andi had help from Little Miss who happily packed up a mini collection for other children to enjoy.