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📍St George the Martyr Church SE1 1JA
Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
Mon 17th Feb at 12:30pm
Southwark Report written by Hiral Patel
On a beautiful sunny Monday afternoon, three enthusiastic goodgymers set off for an invigorating walk, ready to make a difference. Our first stop was the local community church, where we eagerly pitched in to move an array of wooden pieces onto the balcony. The warm sun kissed our faces as we worked, all while we awaited for the food delivery.
When the delivery finally arrived, we sprang into action, efficiently organizing and carefully stocking each item in its designated place. Our teamwork made the process smooth and enjoyable. We also took the time to sort through a collection of recycling boxes, energetically transporting them to the designated bin area.
With smiles on our faces, we accomplished everything quickly and with a sense of fulfilment, making a positive impact in our community on the lovely afternoon.
Wed 26th Feb at 2:00pm
Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Wednesday morning drop-in community gardening sessions in Newington Green
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Tackles food insecurity and reuses surplus food to prevent food being thrown away!
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Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
Root puns have a way of growing on you 😋
And what a lovely morning we had rooting around at Roots4Life and finding lots of rubbish to fill our bags and take us off the straight and narrow and into the beautiful and boggy grounds at this amazing charity.
Six GoodGymers (and one honourary) gathered for a briefing from Sophie before donning some spare wellies and walking boots, gathering some bags and pickers and heading out to enjoy some chatting whilst picking up litter around the space. Our treasure included a tie and a fetching orange ball which Arthur kept!
Before long it was time for a welcome cuppa and a gorgeous piece of banana bread - what a treat! Special shout out to Justine and Alicia for joining - it was lovely to meet you both and hope we'll see much more of you.
We'll be back here on a monthly basis to help out with various projects so keep your eyes peeled for future dates!
There's a task at Lesnes Abbey Woods tomorrow and on Wednesday we'll be at Hurst Community Centre - do come along if you're free!
Until next time!
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