We jumped at the chance to help dogs who are in the care of The Stubbington Ark animal charity and gladly donated a rainbow of towels.

We donated our unwanted bras to Against Cancer charity who will transform them into funds for vital research to beat cancer.

As I left Havelock on Monday, I noticed they have a hygiene bank collection box.

Cue a quick scramble in cupboards and we were able to donate a few items for those in need.

Mr M had a lot of things in the way of new boiler being fitted. We spent the time clearing space for pipe work to be run with some heavy lifting with tow beds to be moved. After this we spent some time clearing some of the weeds and slip hazards from the external access points.

Enjoy this AI photo of the experience.

Ranjitha found a cap that she then filled with rubbish before putting it in the bag.

And we had a lovely thank you from a passer by.

One tennis ball had met its fate at the paws of its owner. We did find a bouncy small ball that we left on the fence in case the owner came back to look for it.

Boo to the mobile website deleting my report!

The amount of rubbish around the bins rather than inside was quite comical!

Managed to keep the run going with the discovery of a lost glove!

It was hard to give them up, but we gave some of our books to Tesco who will sell them and give the profits to the Fratton Together Food Pantry.

Andi had help from Little Miss who happily packed up a mini collection for other children to enjoy.

Sadly the equipment was very wet so we couldnt extend the play from last nights group run!

We did find some tools, a pair of socks (from either end of the park!), a mobile.phone case and a baby car seat!

We started in lovely sunshine but Dave Ms optimism of putting on sunglasses was soon redundant when the clouds came over!

Rowans Hospice shop the Emporium are always glad to receive donations.

We looked through cupboards and wardrobes and were able to cobble together items that can be sold.