Post lockdown (log)cabin fever
13 Goodgymers helped their local community in Ealing
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Tuesday 14th July 2020
Report written by Liv Parker-Scott
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13 runners, many reasons to celebrate and whole lot of weeding - that's how Tuesday night went down!
Reason to celebrate number 1:
We were meeting on Tuesday night to do something in our community and it almost felt like 'normal life'. Whatever that means! 🤷♀️ We pulled up hundreds of weeds and made the playground a little bit tidier after a lockdown growth spurt!
Reason to celebrate number 2:
It was Milly's birthday! She decided that she'd like to spend her birthday evening hanging out with us and doing tasks in the playground to support The Log Cabin Children's Charity. 🎉
Reason to celebrate number 3:
Michael hit good deed number 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣! That's 200 times he's been out to support charities projects and older people in West London.
Reason to celebrate number 4:
There was cake, cookies and other lovely treats to end the evening. 🍪🧁🍬
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The child must be at the centre of everything we do
The Log Cabin was founded in 1977 by the Mayor of Ealing, to provide a community based, purpose-built adventure playground for children and young people with additional needs or disabilities. It is used by over 350 children and young people every year. We are based at the Log Cabin Children's Centre in Northfield Avenue.
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