Cleanups

Miami Waterkeeper’s mission is to defend, protect, and preserve South Florida’s watershed through citizen engagement and community action rooted in sound science and research. We work to ensure swimmable, drinkable, fishable water for all.

Our scope of work is diverse, with core issues including clean water, ecosystem protection, and resiliency. Serving our population of more than 4.5 million people across Miami-Dade and Broward counties, Miami Waterkeeper’s approach combines education and outreach, scientific research, advocacy, and when necessary, legal action.

During the spring and summer months, The Boston Harbor Association’s Emerging Professionals Committee organizes several volunteer cleanup days along the Boston HarborWalk from Winthrop to Dorchester. Please join in!

In addition, it's easy and very satisfying to organize your own cleanup event with your friends, school, work or religious community! Feel free to contact us to get ideas on where to go and who to contact. We are also happy to help promote your HarborWalk event to help you get more volunteers there.

Gather your coworkers, employees, and colleagues and join​ the Kendall Square Association and the Boston Marriott Cambridge every May for the Annual Kendall CleanUp!

It’s a great opportunity to clean the neighborhood, give back to the community, and network with fellow KSA members. After each registered company cleans its designated section of Kendall Square we come together for food, drinks, music, and raffle prizes at Champions Sports Bar.

Contact us: www.kendallsq.org

San Diego Coastkeeper offers twice-monthly volunteer opportunities through our community beach cleanup program.

Please join us!

We believe a strategic combination of science, advocacy, education, and community engagement is the most effective way to address existing and emerging water-related issues.

3900 Cleveland Ave, Suite 102 | San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 758-7743 | info@sdcoastkeeper.org

2016 is the 13th year that the Charles River Clean Up Boat has kept the Charles River free of floating trash and marine debris.

We are very efficient, effective and most of all safe. About 50% of the trash we remove is recyclable. With the help of the Cambridgeside Galleria we make sure that which can be recycled, is recycled.

Love Your Block offers mini-grants and neighborhood cleanups for beautification projects.

In 2015, the City of Boston kicked off the Love Your Block mini-grant program thanks to Cities of Service. Love Your Block will now be a permanent Boston program, including: mini-grants, neighborhood cleanups (formerly Boston Shines), and (eventually) community tool sheds.

As always, the Office of Civic Engagement continues to urge Bostonians to revitalize their neighborhoods, one block at a time.

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