Grow Exeter Magazine - Wave Project

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"The girls are quick to joke about the cheesiness of the Wave Project bringing them together, but the firm friendship that they have cemented through volunteering together is evident."
Kat Chalk, a volunteer for the South Devon Wave Project

Any opportunity to promote the Wave Project and I'm there! Katie, our South Devon co-ordinator, asked my best friend, Issy and I to sit and chat with Grow Exeter magazine, to chat on our experience being a volunteer. We opted straight for the sunny sits in Puerto Lounge, along Exeter Quay where we met Sofy, the author for the article. We were free to talk about both our experiences, reminding each other of some amazing times over the past year and quite frankly I'm amazed at how Sofy kept track of what we were rambling about!

 What a beautifully written article and I hope it spreads to the rest of Exeter to see some new volunteers join us soon!  

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