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Block or report Jalal El Farmawi
Hammersmith and Fulham
๐St Matthew's Church SW6 2TX
Make sure that no one in our local community has to go hungry

Wed 11th Mar at 6:00pm
Hammersmith and Fulham Report written by Cheski Kennedy (she/her)
Tonight's GoodGym group run at Bassuah Legacy Foundation was a blast! ๐ This fantastic charity shop in our community does incredible work supporting single-parent families, and we love to lend a hand.
First off, huge welcome to Eli our newest group member, on her first outing with us ๐! And great to see Chau rocking her new bright red GoodGym shirt!
We dived straight into action, tackling the shop's stockrooms and displays. Matt was our shoe whisperer, meticulously searching and pricing up footwear to ensure Tina, the lovely owner, gets the best price possible for her stock ๐ธ. Meanwhile, the rest of us hung as many clothes as we could, though we did have a mini challenge tracking down enough hangers ๐ โ it's like they vanish into thin air, right?
We also managed to help make a sale! Two DVDs found new homes - it's always a great feeling knowing our efforts are making a real difference to the shop and the community it supports.
Big thanks to everyone for their hard work and enthusiasm ๐
Wed 11th Mar at 8:02pm
Great work tonight team! ๐ It was a fun and productive session supporting Bassuah Legacy Foundation. Big welcome to Eli on her first GoodGym run and great to see Chau rocking the new red shirt! ๐ช Thanks to all the amazing GoodGym team for the effort and teamwork โ together we made a real difference for the community. ๐
Thu 12th Mar at 9:47am
amazing work everyone - so great seeing this!!
Tue 17th Mar at 9:15am
Make sure that no one in our local community has to go hungry
Read moreTue 10th Mar at 9:15am
Hammersmith and Fulham Report written by Jalal El Farmawi
This morning the Foodbank delivery arrived and the boxes were placed in the hall. We started by arranging the tables and preparing the space for sorting. After that, we organised the food crates and distributed them across the tables in a clear and tidy way so everything could be sorted properly. The items were separated and placed into the correct crates to make the process easier and more efficient. It was a great and productive morning. There were three of us from the GoodGym team working together, and everything went smoothly thanks to good teamwork and cooperation. Thank you for the communication and support โ it was great working together.
Wed 11th Mar at 7:33am
Lovely team work- together we can do a great work- goodgym team.
Mon 16th Mar at 11:45am
Make sure that no one in our local community has to go hungry
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Fri 6th Mar at 4:15pm
Hammersmith and Fulham Report written by Jalal El Farmawi
We helped prepare the hall by moving the boxes and tables to their correct places. After that, we cleaned the area and made sure everything was tidy. Finally, we arranged the chairs so the hall would be ready to use. It was a great teamwork and the space looked organised and ready for the event. ๐ช
Fri 13th Mar at 4:15pm
Make sure that no one in our local community has to go hungry
Read moreThu 5th Mar at 2:00pm
Hammersmith and Fulham Report written by Jalal El Farmawi
Today we worked together in the garden to improve the soil and tidy the area. First, we spread the black compost that was in the large bag across the garden beds to enrich the soil and support plant growth. Next, we moved and distributed the mulch that can be seen in the photos. The team worked together to carry and spread it around the garden paths and planting areas. We also emptied the large pile of woodchip mulch that was covered with the blue pallet. After emptying it, we turned and moved the mulch so oxygen could get into it and rainwater could reach it. This helps the compost break down properly and improves the soil quality in the garden.
Thu 5th Mar at 2:00pm
Wed 11th Mar at 6:00pm
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