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Weekly Coffee Catch Up

Weekly Coffee Catch Up

Wed, May 27, 10:00 PM
From Vibecamp
4.8

**Everyone is welcome!** Whether you’re part of a local community group that’s struggling with admin friction or you’ve just started "vibe coding" and want to build something that actually matters, come grab a coffee. We are currently collating **Bluehex Blocks**—standalone tools that solve real problems today and will eventually dock into our single 1-stop solution for Australian non-profits, charities and communities. We’re all about open doors and high-energy builds—it’s simply a chance to lean in with your skills (or your community insights) and create real impact for the public good.

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PMM - Cook4Dignity Charity Day

Mon, May 25, 11:30 PM
From Project Managers Movement
4.8
1 attendee
Find Your Focus: 30-Minute Intro to Meditation & Mental Clarity

Find Your Focus: 30-Minute Intro to Meditation & Mental Clarity

Fri, May 29, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Mind Clarity & Meditation Circle

Do you feel like your mind has too many tabs open? If you’re looking for mental clarity but aren’t sure where to start, this session is designed for you. In this **free 30-minute introductory class**, we strip away the mystery of meditation and get down to the basics. You will learn: * **How your mind works:** Understand the mechanics behind your thoughts. * **The "Why":** Discover the root causes of your stress and anxiety. * **The "How":** Practical techniques to let go of mental clutter. When you address the core of your mind, the rest of your life begins to fall into place. No experience is needed—simply show up with an open mind! (If you prefer a different time, please book it from the link below) [https://www.meditationsyd.org/our-classes-at-sydney-meditation](https://www.meditationsyd.org/our-classes-at-sydney-meditation)

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Unhurried Conversations - Saturday

Unhurried Conversations - Saturday

Sat, Jun 6, 12:15 AM
From Unhurried Conversations Sydney
4.7

Bring yourself along, we explain how it works.

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36 attendees
Inner West Writers Group - Write Club

Inner West Writers Group - Write Club

Sat, May 30, 12:00 AM
From Inner West Writers Group - Write Club
4.8

Sat 30 May is an in-person event at the Library, starting at 10am. This group started in January 2020 in a beautiful private room granted by Marrickville Library. We have continued to meet in person fortnightly at the Library, with alternate weeks via Zoom. To keep up to date - sign up and receive our messages! The group is flourishing! You will need to RSVP each week for the following Saturday so we can organise the right number of Zoom rooms and Library space to ensure good quality feedback. RSVP's will receive the link. The intention is to give a supportive environment to get traction on your writing project, gain useful feedback, and exchange writing and publishing information with each other. Please note that if you are attending for the first time - you are welcome to observe and listen to how we work. Your turn to read and be critiqued will be invited in the second session. So come along, bring up to 1500 to 2000 words of your latest writing - fiction writers of all types, memoirists, biographers, graphic novelists, bloggists, poets - all writers welcome. You will have up to eight minutes to read out your work, an equal time of constructive critique and feedback from the rest of the group. If you want a tribe of fellow writers to be with you as you finish your writing project, build your author profile, want to get inspired by other writers, or want to just listen and give constructive feedback (we all need beta readers), you are very welcome. This is a free event, but membership is essential in wider to attend. Many thanks to Marrickville Library! For more information, contact Maria, mariaissaris@icloud.com, or Jamie Ramjan (jamie.ramjan@gmail.com) or Sunnie Mosphilis via DM.

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Walk ’n’ Talk

Walk ’n’ Talk

Mon, Jun 1, 9:15 AM
From Sydney Joyful Movement & Jolly Steps Meetup
4.2

***Walk ’n’ Talk*** is the practice of mindful walking with peers – so this is not about silent reflection, but rather about taking a walk and clearing the chatter in our heads! Joyful walking has many benefits. Not only are there physical benefits of walking in itself but the mindful discussion which has been known to help reduce blood pressure, lower heart rate, create feelings of well-being, improve your mood, and help to manage stress… All of this will provide you with better sleep, which in turn gives you all the benefits of good sleep such as immune strength, weight management benefits, improved moods, and increased productivity science tells us so much more! Walk ‘n’ Talk meets at the square on the corner of Yurong and Stanley Street Darlinghurst at 7:15 pm and starts to walk to Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair no later than 7:30 pm. We complete a full circle as such and the investment of time averages around 45 minutes. Please wear comfortable clothes, and running shoes and stretch before you arrive at the start point. **IMPORTANT NOTICE ON WELLBEING:** * All participants are reminded that they are participating under no duress, hence the hosts will action an all care no responsibility approach. * If you are feeling unwell, we ask that you do not attend. * You are the manager of your body and the extent to which you push yourself, although this is a gentle exercise approach only extend yourself as far as you feel comfortable doing so. * Although this group is moderated it is not counselled. * Please do not use this forum to seek clinical support, but rather as a safe space for peer support. **IMPORTANT NOTICE ON WEATHER:** In times of bad weather such as heavy rain, dangerous winds, or rolling storms – the group will not walk for safety reasons.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with local groups and events, allowing individuals to engage with others who share similar interests, such as charity work, in communities like Sydney.

On Meetup, you can search for charity groups by entering 'charity' and 'Sydney' in the search bar. Browse the results to discover groups and events that match your philanthropic interests.

Yes, many charity groups on Meetup in Sydney organize volunteering events. Joining these groups allows you to contribute your time and skills to various causes and meet others dedicated to similar missions.

Yes, Sydney has multiple ongoing charity events organized by various groups on Meetup. You can check schedules and RSVP to participate and support different charitable activities.

Meetup offers both free and premium features. You can join and participate in groups for free, but some groups may charge fees for specific events to support their activities.

To join a charity group in Sydney on Meetup, find a group that interests you, then click on 'Join us.' You'll then start receiving updates on upcoming events that you can attend.

Yes, members can organize their own events once they create a group on Meetup. This can be a great way to lead charitable initiatives and engage others in Sydney.

Connections take time, and while Meetup supports meeting others, forming lasting friendships often depends on your engagement and consistency in attending events.

Success varies as events are organized by individual groups and not directly by Meetup. Effectiveness depends on the organizing group’s planning and volunteer participation.

Not all interest areas may have active groups in Sydney. You can consider starting your own group if you see a gap and want to connect with others who share your passion for charity.

Yes, some charity groups may offer online events, which provides flexibility for those who cannot attend in person, maintaining community engagement from anywhere.

Joining most groups is free, but some events may require a fee for supplies, venue costs, or donations. Check event details for any specific charges before attending.

While reviews aren't a formal feature on Meetup, you can view group activity, event photos, and discussion posts to gauge its fit for your charity interests in Sydney.

The frequency varies by group. Some meet weekly, others monthly. It's best to check individual group schedules on Meetup for details on their upcoming charity events.

Events are hosted by group organizers who set they agenda, whether in-person or online. They handle planning, logistics, and engaging participants in charitable activities.