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Tue 28th Oct at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Emma Crowe
This is always a favourite task — and with plenty of sign-ups, it’s clear why! We needed all hands on deck to blitz the Hawker Centre’s soft play area and get it sparkling clean for the local families who use it so much.
We split into three teams to tackle different areas:
Claire’s team took on the mighty ball pit — emptying it out and reaching every nook and cranny to make sure it was dust - and plaster-free.
Julie’s group rolled up their sleeves to clean chairs, tables, high chairs and the outer spaces, including the multi-sensory room.
Emma’s crew scaled the soft play structure, climbing through tunnels and down slides to sanitise all the high-touch areas with anti-bac spray.
This is a much-loved community space — many of us at the task tonight have fond memories of bringing our own children here — so it felt extra special to give something back. Families and little ones will now be able to enjoy a cleaner, safer, and brighter environment to play in.
Supporting This Girl Can
Tonight’s task also shone a light on Sport England’s This Girl Can campaign — an inspiring initiative that encourages women to be active in ways that work for them, no matter their age, background or ability.
This year, This Girl Can is going bigger and bolder, and we’re proud that GoodGym is part of the movement. Together, we’re raising awareness and taking real steps towards making outdoor exercise safer and more welcoming for women.
We showed our support by writing empowering messages on a large banner, to champion the cause!
And of course… we had the run!
In true GoodGym spirit, our evening wouldn’t be complete without some running! We clocked up around 3km there and back to the Quaker Centre, enjoying some great company along the way.
A fantastic task, a great cause, and brilliant teamwork — GoodGym Kingston at its best!
Tue 28th Oct at 6:30pm
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Amy Winter (She/Her) has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Amy is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.
Tue 24th Jun at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Jade
Tonight, GoodGym Kingston had a fantastic group run and session at the Full Cycle Bicycle Project! With a great turnout, we were kept busy with a whole host of new jobs and a few we are always happy to help out with:
Our tasks included:
Sorting out the loading bay and re-organising bike parts 🛠️
Reordering the upcoming servicing schedule đź“…
Giving bikes a good clean ✨
Pumping up countless tyres đź’¨
And a general tidy-up to leave the place gleaming! đź§ą
As we efficiently tackled each job, more things to do were found. We always love to support this amazing project and look forward to being back to tackle some more tasks soon.
A huge welcome to both Shammy and Amy! We hope you enjoyed your first session and will be joining us again soon for more good deeds and great company!
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