Father of 5, grandfather, CEO of small not-for-profit, Coach in Running Fitness (CiRF), loves football, music and parkrun
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Block or report Harvey Gallagher
Ealing
📍St. Mary's Church W5 5RH
Help make surplus food available to anyone and everyone from the local area

Sun 25th Jan at 10:30am
Sun 18th Jan at 4:00pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Anna (she/her)
Ten Goodgymers donated their pre-loved items to different local charities. Thanks all for participating in this task :)!
Sun 18th Jan at 3:30pm
Several have signed up to donate to a foodbank as the task that can be done at any time and anywhere over the weekend, so this report may get added to.
Rachael was the first to knock this off the to do list with a donation at Waitrose in Raynes Park. Then Emily dropped off some tins at Aldi, whilst Jade stopped by at Merton Park Baptist church collection point for Wimbledon Foodbank. Others added donations at various other locations.
Sun 18th Jan at 3:00pm
Merton Report written by Georgina Robertson-Signor
A group of Goodgymers set out to pick up litter in their local area. I managed to forget to take a photo, so excuse the picture inside the bin!
Fri 30th Jan at 2:00pm
Fri 23rd Jan at 2:00pm
Sun 18th Jan at 3:00pm
Clean up our local streets and parks in Merton to make them a nicer environment for all to enjoy.
Read moreSun 18th Jan at 10:00am
The recently established Pear Tree Park was named by children from a local school, drawing inspiration from Perivale, where the green space is located. Perivale, in turn, can be loosely interpreted as “a valley of pear trees”. Wouldn’t it be appropriate then to have some eponymous fruit trees in Pear Tree Park - let’s say, fifty of them?
On a Sunday morning, five GoodGymers met in a café in Pitshanger for a 2km run or walk to the place that had once been a golf course, now transforming into a vibrant, green space for everyone. Steph Ducat, Zuzanna, and Kash ran through Pitshanger Park, past St Mary’s Church, while Devi and Sevan walked a different route, with the Brent Viaduct and Sixty Trees Lane as the main landmarks. Harvey ran directly to the task and met the rest of the team at the Pear Tree Bistro.
In the afternoon, Pear Tree Park was going to host a family-friendly pear tree planting volunteering session, and the organisers grew in confidence, seeing six pairs of GoodGym hands, keen to help with digging ahead of the event. Richard from Ealing Greenwayers and Diana, the bistro owner, brought spades and wheelbarrows, and marked on the grass where the holes were expected to appear.
Digging techniques and hole shapes varied from person to person. From Harvey’s perfect squares, through Steph's pizza slices, to Sevan’s and Kash’s whole round-style pizzas. Topsoil with the grass was systematically wheelbarrowed away, in case it contained traces of weed killer, thanks to its golf course past. The deeper the spades went, the more rocks they encountered, and digging became tougher.
Devi, who chose Pear Tree Park as her first GoodGym session, faced the demanding task head-on, excavating and wheelbarrowing soil like a pro, and even choosing more digging over a coffee break. What a determination! That said, we can safely report that Devi had been socialising and caffeinating with us earlier on, and is great to have around for a chat. Welcome Devi!
In 90 minutes, we got just a bit less than half of the required holes dug, which proved to be a great advantage as a starting point for the afternoon event!
Sat 17th Jan at 10:00pm
Cardiff Report written by Nathan Swain
1 bag collected in and around Cynghordy
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