Julie


45

Good Deeds

Workouts
45
Cheers given
145
Cheers received
254

Member
TaskForce
Doing good since August 2023

Verification in progress

0 Month Streak

Verification in progress

0 Month Streak

Done a group run this month

4 Month Streak


TaskForce achievements
2

Sessions listed

2

Sessions led

2

Sessions backmarked

4

Walks led

5

Sessions photographed

3

Reports written


On a roll
Finding your feet
Applause
Easy 10
Community Cape
Hat Doffer
High 5
Walk Leader
GoodGym Runner

api_logo

Block or report Julie


Julie's next session

Woking

Incredible Edible (Ryden's Way
๐Ÿ—“Saturday 19th July 10:00am

๐Ÿ“Incredible Edible GU22 9DL

Help With Bio-diversity

WayneJulie
2 GoodGymers are going
Latest activity
Julie
Julie signed up to a community mission.

Sat 19th Jul at 10:00am

Katie JWayne
Julie
Julie went on a community mission

Wed 2nd Jul at 6:40pm

Hedging our bets

Woking Report written by Julie

Following the completion of a task for lovely Dramatize at their Knaphill centre, the Woking Goodgym team were asked to help create a useful garden space at their Brookwood site. Anne, Alys, Katie and Kirsty ran to the task to find that Wayne had made a great start on removing the debris from the space. Everyone got stuck in and cleared away the remaining branches and ivy while our former forest school leader, Anne led the creation of a dead hedge to create a wildlife habitat and secluded space for Dramatize students to relax in. Great job everyone!

Read more
Katie JWayne

Hide comments (2)
Wayne

Thu 3rd Jul at 6:06am

Great job everyone ๐Ÿ˜Š

Alys Penfold
Alys Penfold (she/her)

Thu 3rd Jul at 9:16am

Lovely report Julie!

Julie
Julie went on a community mission

Wed 11th Jun at 6:45pm

Community Spirit ๐Ÿ˜€

Woking Report written by Wayne

Knaphill Community Fridge

This evening 5 Goodgym members met at Knaphill Community Fridge to give the shed a good dust down and a lick of paint ๐Ÿ˜€

Anne ran 6k along the canal to get to the fridge while Katie also ran 6k but from the opposite direction both ladies getting their runs in before the Martian Race in a few weekends time ๐Ÿ‘ฝ Wayne, Kirsty & Julie made there own way there. They were greeted my Jules who had two tasks that needed to be done. Wayne, Katie & Anne started to dust down the outside of the fridge before they applied a stain varnish onto the shed while Kirsty & Julie worked on a bedding in the pre-school removing weeds and planting new plants and flowers ๐ŸŒผ. It was a beautiful evening and plenty of conversations while the tasks were being carried out.

In no time both tasks had been completed and they looked great ๐Ÿ˜€

Jules was very pleased with the results

Read more
Adam
Katie JWayne
Julie
Julie went on a community mission

Thu 5th Jun at 6:30pm

Treemendous Job ๐ŸŒด

Woking Report written by Wayne

St Johns Church โ›ช๏ธ

This evening Wayne & Julie met at St Johns church in West Byfleet to help with cutting back some overgrown trees in preparation for the summer fate ๐Ÿ˜€ Luckily it was not raining while we carried out the task. We started off with the big Oak tree and moved along the church grounds to each tree to cut back the low dead branches ๐Ÿชพ In no time we had finished and the church care taker was very grateful.

Read more
Dave MWayne
Julie
Julie signed up to a community mission.

Wed 2nd Jul at 6:40pm

Garden Clearance: Cultivating a Space for Growth

It will provide our students with an outdoor space to enjoy, serving not only for sessions but also as a relaxing area where they can unwind.

Read more
Wayne
Julie
Julie signed up to a community mission.

Thu 5th Jun at 6:30pm

Moving Turf From The Church Grounds To The Meadow

Getting The Church Meadow Ready For The Summer

Read more
Suzanne VostWayne
Julie
Julie went on a community mission

Wed 28th May at 6:45pm

Even trees need social distancing

Woking Report written by Alys Penfold (she/her)

Just the two of us! Tonight, Julie & I (Alys) headed over to St Markโ€™s Church in Kingsfield to help out at their newly established community garden.

The hawthorn trees planted to create some lovely hedges were feeling a bit suffocated by grass and other small plants sharing their soil.

We spent an hour and a half with garden forks and spades getting as rid as many of the weeds as possible to leave behind a neat soil strip giving the saplings lots of much needed space.

I obtained some injuries - an ant bite to the calf and a speck of soil in the eye but this didnโ€™t slow us down!

We managed to slip in some strength training too by taking turns carrying the waste over to the compost heap.

They are looking for regular volunteers to help maintain the garden - so if you have an hour to spare on a Wednesday morning, make sure to get in touch with Rosemary at St Markโ€™s.

Read more
Wayne

Hide comments (3)
Julie

Thu 29th May at 7:52am

Great write up Alys, I hope youโ€™ve recovered from those pesky ants. Great to see this community garden taking shape.

Wayne

Thu 29th May at 11:22am

Well done ladies, great work

Woking runner

Thu 29th May at 2:44pm

Bravo les filles!

Julie
Julie signed up to a community mission.

Wed 28th May at 6:45pm

Making space for new growth - weeding and removing grass from newly planted hedge

Our gardening team isn't yet big enough to be able to do all this ourselves, but this will give the plants the best chance of surviving!

Read more
Wayne
Julie
Julie signed up to a community mission.

Wed 11th Jun at 6:45pm

Knaphill Community Fridge

Maintaining The Community Fridge Giving It A Fresh Lick Of Paint

Read more
Wayne
Julie
Julie went on a community mission

Sun 18th May at 10:00am

Spaghetti Junction ๐Ÿš‚

Woking Report written by Wayne

All Aboard Club ๐Ÿš‚

This morning Wayne, Alys, & Julie met Richard from All Aboard Club at Brookwood Halls to help build the big train track for the kids to enjoy ๐Ÿ˜Š.

We were joined by a few other volunteers from local organisations. We Helped unload the car and between us took ll the crates into the hall and strategically placed them around.

Alys & Julie started to place the chairs around the hall for the parents then it was time to build. We all started in different area's and started to lay the tracks. within 30 mins the track was looking great. The track had plenty of loops and turns it must of been one of the most technical and interesting tracks we had done, it looked great.

This coming Wednesday we will be doing a leaflet drop around the Goldsworth Park Area for Sam Beare Hospice ๐Ÿ˜Š

Read more
Wayne

Loading...