Wednesday 14th October

Susanne Foellmer done 50 good deeds and got their black t-shirt
The next time you see Susanne, they might be wearing black instead of red. They've completed 50 good deeds with GoodGym and have earnt their black t-shirt. Give them a nod when you next see them.
Tue 13th Oct at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by Lucy
Last night we went to the Coventry Vision Hub to help with various tasks. James and Lee (on his first session) washed the windows. Suzanne hoovered and then helped Lil and Laura with the clothes steaming. And Manjit cleaned the carpets. A great evening was had by all!
Tue 4th Aug at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by Laura P (she/her)
11 Goodgymers attended Earlsdon Primary School to finish painting the gate and railings outside the school. We started this task whilst coats were still needed, so we were long overdue a visit to finish the job off.
We started by giving the railings a good wipe as they were very dusty, and then got to work painting. With lots of catching up to do amongst the group the time flew by, and there was even time for the expert painters to tidy up some of the patches we missed last time.
Excellent work everyone, the school looks ready for another academic year!
Tue 17th Mar at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by Laura P (she/her)
Eight Coventry Goodgymers ran, walked and cycled to Clothing Coventry for our monthly task at the charity.
This week, our task was to help sort donations that were suitable for a clothes sale for Clothing Coventry to raise essential funds to continue to stay open. We had a lot of fun sorting clothes into different brands and sizes and putting them on hangers ready for the sale in April. Same time again next month?
Welcome Mohamed to GoodGym Coventry and well done on your first good deed of many we hope!
Tue 17th Mar at 6:15pm
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