An appeeling task which was mashed in record time!
1 Goodgymer helped their local community in Cardiff
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Friday 12th June 2020
Report written by Ellen
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This past Friday I ran down to the Hindu Temple in Grangetown, to help Food For Life prep meals they make for the vulnerable members of our community here in Cardiff. Even though it was raining, I'm no couch potato!
Once there I was assigned potato peeling duty - and between myself and a few other volunteers we ploughed our way through 40+ kgs of potatoes in just a couple of hours. It was mashing!
I've done a few good deeds with Food for Life recently, and what appeels to me is the opportunity to help out where I know it's needed, meet fellow volunteers, and also visit this interesting building which I've always wanted to do.
Q: What do you call a potato with right angles?
A: A square root !
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To bring about peace and prosperity in the world through the liberal distribution of plant based meals prepared with loving intention.
Food For Life Wales seeks to ensure that no one in South Wales goes hungry or is malnourished. We have been active in the South Wales region for over 20 years. If you are in need, or if you would like to volunteer, please contact us.
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