Shreena Parmar
Bristol
TaskForce
Doing good since March 2018
Organisations Shreena Parmar has pledged to support
154Good deeds
176runs
602cheers
TaskForce achievements
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Bristol
Farm Fridays!
goodgymers met on a Friday morning at windmill hill city farm to help out.
todays task consisted of raking leaves.
was nice to see everyone whilst doing good :)
Bristol
An uplifting morning
Jason and I were off to an early start with an 8am Community Mission. We helped to lift and move a fridge and washing machine at the night shelter accomodation in preparation for its guests arriving later today.
Our hands were too full to take photos so here's an autumnal November greeting.
It was a lovely start to the day/week/month
Bristol
The appliance of science (moving a fridge and washing machine)
The Bristol Churches Winter Night Shelter is getting set up and needs urgent help tomorrow - moving a fridge and washing machine.
Indoors so with masks for this one, on you way to work!
It’s a confidential location so we’ll be meeting at the SouthVILLE end of Gaol Ferry Bridge, what3words address lots.skills.gown.
Bristol
Friday Farm Frolics
Are you finding it hard to motivate yourself in the morning? Come and join us for a end of the week morning dose of goodness at Windmill Hill City Farm.
Early morning, fresh air, walking/running/cycling (or however else you travel), volunteering, animals (and people, if you like them - socially distanced of course) - what a great way to start your day!
Expect a decent workout for our arms and upper body ;)
Bristol
The graves of wrath
It might have been very soggy but that made it perfect for getting the roots of the weeds up and soon the triangle path was looking much less grassy, a plant bed looked like soil instead of green carpet and lots more tomb stones could once again see the light of day. Or get washed down in the rain.
Lots of opportunity for socially distanced chat followed by a quick drink (and Sunday roast for Shreena!) - a great way to spend a soggy autumnal afternoon.
Bristol
Heads, folders, trees and pose
It was a Tuesday evening and it was barely raining at all!
In a variation of going around the circle and saying your own name and number, Melanie almost remembered everyone's name - much to everyone's surprise.
The runners and walkers set off for the jaunt across Bristol to one of our favourites, Emmaus's warehouse for whatever Xanne had found us to do.
Sorting sleeping bags and tents, filing clogs and forks, checking puzzles and games (and the launch of the GoodGym Puzzle Club for Christmas and maybe before, to complete the puzzles in the comfort of your own home), inflating mattresses and testing for leaks, and recreating Christmas Trees and chucking out the duff baubles.
It was Lauren's first ever GoodGym session who took to Christmas Tree checking like a GoodGymmer to cake.
We made sure we had everyone before Xanne waved us off - in fact we had an extra GoodGymmer, our new mascot "Where's you to, Wally?". Can you see him? Watch this space...
Hammersmith and Fulham
Help the Friends of the Walled Garden in Ravenscourt Park
Help the Friends of the Walled Garden at Ravenscourt Park with weeding and removing bindweed from the walled garden.
Please bring gardening gloves if you have them 🧤. Tools will be provided.
The Paddenwick Road entrance of Ravenscourt Park is the closest entrance for the walled garden
Bristol
GG Christmas Social
IT'S CHRISTMAS! Okay not quite but we have decided on our Christmas Social, come join us! We will have a meal together (see below) and then go into the Wardrobe Theatre to watch "Little Women in Black" for the 19.45 showing. This is a mash-up between Little Women and Men in Black. We have previously had a few socials to the mash-up parodies at the Wardrobe Theatre and they are very random but usually hilarious!
"Desperate to seek out life beyond their 1860s Massachusetts homestead, the four March sisters are impatient to prove themselves. But after an inadvertent close encounter, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy are on an intergalactic collision course with the worst scum in the universe and now the sisters must swap their needlework for neuralyzers and pageants for massive laser cannons! These little women want to change the world, but first they’ve got to save it…"
Restaurant plans
We have currently booked a table for 20 people at Old Market Assembly. They require £10 deposit per person (please pay me as below) which will be allocated against a £15 pizza sharing menu with a selection of pizzas, salad and potatoes. If you have any dietary options, please use that as your payment reference or message me with the details.
Only once you have paid the £10 deposit will your table seat be saved. Please can you pay this by Friday 5th November
Account Name; Chloe Slee Sort code; 11-00-98 Account Number; 01247168
Update 01.11.2021
The theatre show is now fully booked but you might still be able to join us for the meal beforehand. We will wait until after the deposit deadline to see if there are any spaces and advise that you can join the original booking. If everyone is joining us for the meal, we could book another table for 10 people. Please e-mail me (Clo) at c22s@hotmail.com if you want to be added to the reserve list.
I hope you can make it, it should be a great fun evening!
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