A very busy evening down at Trafalgar Square, Louise and myself and a team of volunteers for Rhythms of Life, served a long line of people, whilst Andrew managed to be everywhere, with everyone, all at once. That guy is a legend. We got through the entire vat of soup, many boxes of hot and cold food and snacks, as well as teas and coffees, having quick chats with people as we served, and hopefully brightening up their days a little bit. More cash donations tonight than usual from the general public, so maybe with the buildings of London covered in bunting and flags ahead of the coronation, there is a heightened awareness of our structural inequalities!

2 GoodGymers helped St Andrews Youth club transform their Art area into an amazing space for creation.

Lots to do on a busy night with the Oldest Youth club in the world! With a busy night of youth engagement and productivity in full swing we set to work to sort out the Art space.

Clearing and decluttering the unusable materials as well as filing away the amazing completed art work in the garage store.

reorganising the space to utilise the cupboard, materials and get the table to be accessible all the time. 70 minutes of work and the space was looking great!!

3 GoodGymers helped Rhythms of Life Helping homeless charity serve 125 meals to those in need!

We all walked our way to Trafalgar Square and met the Rhythms of Life team where we set up the tables and got the food production line ready to go.

It was pretty wet and the line was long so we cracked on and helped get the hot, cold, sweet and savory food out.

An hour of continuous action and the hot food was all served out! A few items left for Andrew and crew to hand out on their travels over the rest of the evening.

Massive shout out to Amy and Louise for joining for such a high impact task on a very Wet night!!