We're a community of people who get fit by doing good.
Join us.We run, walk, and cycle to help local community organisations and isolated older people by doing practical tasks.
Plant trees at the local park
Sort cans for a foodbank
Clean up a community centre
Help an older person with maintenance around their house
Do some gardening
Move furniture for an older person
There are thousands of GoodGymers in 59 areas.
We've helped 30,000 people with 250,000 tasks.
Find sessions in your local area and start doing good today.
Find sessions in your local area and start doing good today.
Why join?
We’re not an ordinary gym. We offer a way to volunteer that fits into your life easily, making it easy to commit for the long-term.
Anybody can join, no matter your fitness level. All you need is a pair of trainers.
You can attend as often or as little as you like. Once you’re a member we'll do our best to help you achieve your fitness goals.
We also organise social events like parties and races so that you can get to know other members in our vibrant community.
Help make your local area a better place to live
Increase your motivation by exercising with a group
Connect with great people and projects
Make a difference to someone's life
GoodGym is free
GoodGym is free to participate in and as a member you’ll get a free Saucony technical top.
We're a registered charity and members have the option of making a monthly donation which goes directly towards achieving our aims of supporting isolated older people, helping local communities and improving physical and mental health.
Donation plans start at £7 per month, there's no commitment and you can cancel at any time.
We don’t want money to be a barrier so if you're not ready to donate, or can't afford to, you can still sign up.
What people say
GoodGym combines doing good with running, which helps me forget I'm even exercising. It's great!
Judy, Lambeth
Running with GoodGym is great because I get fit, do good and get to hang with a load of awesome people.
Mark, Islington
Before GoodGym I always lost motivation to stick at running or the gym but now I run two or three times a week.
Hazel, Barnet