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Redbridge
📍Frenford Clubs IG1 3PS
Helping those in need in Redbridge
Wed 26th Mar at 10:30am
Redbridge Report written by Linda Sharman
We certainly were on a roll at Frenford Food Bank this week. With one of the Supermarket deliveries not showing up and having a good number of volunteers we had finished the advertised task mega early 🥳.
The rest of time allocated was well used getting ahead of the game. Peter portioned up the tea bags, Helena and Michael regrouped the toilet rolls, Linda cut boards to use as crate lids, Ed sorted and dated the biscuits and AJ had a cup of tea...😂...thats not fair she actually made her self very useful reoganising shelves 😁.
A lot of worthwhile jobs done and we still finished a bit early. Nice work GGR.
Thu 3rd Apr at 10:00am
Helping those in need in Redbridge
Read moreWed 19th Mar at 10:30am
Redbridge Report written by Linda Sharman
It was a game of three parts at Frenford Foodbank today. We started off clearing out the store room so we could give it a much overdue spring clean. Ed moved on to counting up how much we had on the shelves so the task owner can put a supermarket order in. Helena got stuck in to putting the donations on the shelves.
Sending out a big welcome to Vicky who completed her first GGR mission today 🥳 Helena wasted no time in showing her the ropes and they both did a fabulous job.
Meanwhile Peter and Linda embarked on the task of bleaching down the shelves in the storeroom with the help of some soggy cloths and a temperamental pressure washer. It definitely looked and smelled a lot better out there by the time we were done.
Three good jobs done in one session. 🥳🥳🥳
Sat 15th Mar at 10:00am
Redbridge Report written by Linda Sharman
James, Linda and Eddie arrived at Ilford's Forest Garden to be greeted by the task owner Carol who wasted no time in putting us to work. The Guys were busy preparing and hammering in stakes to line the pathways while Linda took the gentler job of weaving hazel twigs between the stakes to create a low level fence.
As lovely as it was to be out in the fresh air,after 90 mins the chill was starting to set in so we left as the next set of volunteers arrived to take over.
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