0 Month Streak
0 Month Streak
1 Month Streak
Sun 22nd Sep at 8:00am
Cheering runners, supporting the event to run smoothly
Read moreMon 22nd Apr at 6:00pm
Ipswich Report written by Natalie (she/her )
You can tell by the quality of the pun that Imogen was back Good Gyming tonight!
Tonight we headed back to Blue Cross animal centre and were warmly greeted by site manager, Charles.
Despite it not yet being balmy weather, the lighter evening made being outside a joy.
We got stuck in cleaning moss, Bruce tackled the drains - three wheelbarrows full of leaves and unidentified brown specimens- and you still couldn't see the bottom!
Imogen made the signage brand new armed with soapy water and broom. Positively gleaming now.
All in all, a job well done!
And wait for it: we actually saw something furry! On our fifth visit, we got introduced to gorgeous Poppy! 1 runner and 2 cyclists departed with slightly melted hearts...
Mon 22nd Apr at 6:00pm
Keeping the Animal Rehoming Centre neat and tidy
Read moreTue 12th Mar at 6:00pm
Helping The Polish Community Hub tend to their allotment
Read moreTue 27th Feb at 6:00pm
Ipswich Report written by Natalie (she/her )
Firstly, welcome to new Good Gymer Richard! Welcome to the gang! And great to have company on the run this evening and learn about your speedy running escapades.
Great to see Paul back along for tonight's task too and returning core members Bruce, Imogen, Pippa and David.
We were straight in to the task tonight as the job looked big. A serious amount of KGs in donations had arrived at the Salvation Army and we had to create some order in the chaos.
Life's biggest, most pressing and existential questions were quick to surface: is a fleece a jumper or a coat? And what about gillets? Should jeans be folded or arranged by size?
In 40 minutes the room was transformed and Beverley was very pleased. Aesthetics and levels of order did plague Imogen, Pippa and myself: should we introduce colour coding next time too for ease of browsing?
Tue 27th Feb at 6:00pm
Making the room clearer and the donations more manageable for staff and clients
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