This Saturday I headed out to Queen’s Park for a GoodGym community mission. The task was simple: delivering envelopes through residents’ mail slots to make sure everyone in the area received important local information.

It might not sound like much, but I quickly realised how valuable this little job was. Each envelope was a way of keeping the community connected and informed, and even on my own, I knew it mattered. Plus, it gave me the chance to get some fresh air, stretch my legs, and explore more of the Queen’s Park neighborhood.

Door by door, envelope by envelope, I felt the quiet satisfaction of completing something purposeful.

Even though I was solo this time, it was a reminder that sometimes all it takes is one person to keep things moving forward. And who knows? Next time, maybe more GoodGymers will join in.