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Allowing Mrs K to safely take the bins out and to have enough space to get her wheelchair out of the house. Will also lift her mood as seeing the overgrown garden gets her down.

Monday 1st June

Roy (He/Him) earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Roy completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Roy was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Sun 31st May at 9:30am
Help to keep our city beaches clean and pledge for #TAKE3FORTHESEA
Read moreThu 4th Jun at 10:00am
Allowing Mrs K to safely take the bins out and to have enough space to get her wheelchair out of the house. Will also lift her mood as seeing the overgrown garden gets her down.
Read moreTue 26th May at 1:00pm
Brighton Report written by Annette Fowler
Three GoodGymers in 30 degree heat took on what can only be described as a jungle… slash small unexplored continent for Clarion Housing this week, helping Ms T reclaim her very steep and seriously overgrown garden.
In a Brighton heatwave like this, it felt less like a community mission and more like an audition for I’m A GoodGymmer, Get Me Out Of Here. Armed with an astonishing collection of gardening tools (seriously, we’ve never seen so many), we ventured bravely into the wilderness, carefully navigating towering weeds, brambles, and enough nettles to keep a pharmacist busy for weeks.
Sherman quickly became the undisputed “Lord of the Strim”, transforming from GoodGym runner to full-time jungle warrior. Roy tackled the dense undergrowth like a man on a mission, and Annette proved to the gang that yes, girls, really can sweat!!
Despite the blazing heat and the almost vertical slope, in just 90 minutes we managed to clear an incredible amount of space. Paths reappeared, fences saw daylight again, and whole sections of the garden emerged from leafy depths.
Most importantly, we were able to make a huge difference for Ms T who was so incredibly grateful of the support.
From jungle to joy, what amazing work from the Mission Team today🌿☀️
Tue 26th May at 1:00pm
This will help Ms T maintain her tenancy without further action.
Read moreTue 5th May at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Sarah Katharine (She/Her)
15 GoodGymers ran out to Valley View Gardens ready to get stuck into some gardening at the YMCA… but sometimes plans have other ideas. We’re pretty good at going with the flow (and the run).
First stop: a quick drop-off of rescued food from Olio—because sharing is caring and no good food should go to waste.
With our original task off the table, we didn’t leaf it there. Instead, we branched out to the nearby Round Hill Conservation Area. We were only there last week, but turns out the weeds didn’t take the hint. We tackled overgrown trees, gave the pavements a good de-weed, and helped make the area safer by clearing trip hazards.
Good to see familiar faces, Philippa and Michael, and returning, fair weather 🌞 GoodGymers, who keep powering our amazing Brighton Area with their Good will. Welcome back Amy and Cagdas.
Our donation of food, sandwiches and pastries, was a huge hit at the YMCA today. It was a tough day for many, expecially the residents and staff, and we’re happy we could help lift their spirits.
All in all, a tree-mendous effort from everyone—proof that even when plans change, GoodGymers always find a way to make a difference 🌱
We will be back here next week!
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