LitterProject
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Join in Coastal Cleanup Efforts

September 11th, 2011

An Opportunity to make a difference…

Join in The International Coastal Cleanup 2011

Saturday, September 17  9 a.m. to noon

For over 25 years, Audubon Society of Rhode Island (working with the Ocean Conservancy) has been organizing annual beach cleanups.   There are several ways you can help. Please read more about the clean up here

To learn more about the cleanup, please contact July Lewis at jlewis@asri.org or 401-949-5454 x 3044. You can also visit the Ocean Conservancy’s Coastal Cleanup site. The results of last year’s cleanup are available here.

Volunteers Needed for River and Pond Clean ups

February 17th, 2011

500 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
ON APRIL 16 AND 17, 2011

HELP SERVERHODEISLAND.ORG RESTORE SECTIONS OF THE PAWTUXET RIVER FROM THE FLOODS AND CLEAN ROGER WILLIAMS PARK POND
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Bring your family and friends. Join in for a meaningful and fun (yes, fun!) weekend of service work. Come one day or both days.

DATE: Saturday, April 16

TIME: 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

PLACE: Roger Williams Park Pond OR a 14 acre river site in Norwood (Warwick)

DATE: Sunday, April 17

TIME: 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. AND/OR 12:30-4:30 p.m.

PLACE: Father Tirocchi Field, Warwick

On Sunday, lunch will be available at 12:30 p.m.for the morning and afternoon shifts. Snacks will be available on Saturday.

REGISTER HERE!

For more information call Jes or Claudia at 401-331-2298

Ireland Litter Project

July 9th, 2010

Please join this Ireland Facebook Group and participate on the beautiful Emerald Isle and beyond.

Many thanks to Sinead for getting this started!

From the fb page:

One Piece of Litter a Day – Ireland’ is an anti-litter campaign that aims to reverse the growing litter epidemic in our beautiful country. The philosophy is simple but powerful: If one person picked up an empty can, bottle or cigarette butt each day for a year, there would be 365 less pieces of rubbish blighting our land. Now imagine what would happen if 1,000, 10,000 or even 100,000 people in Ireland did the same. Collectively, we could make a real impact on our litter problem.

To be a success, this campaign needs YOU. Will you make the small but significant change in your daily life and commit to picking up one piece of litter a day?

Serve RI Week Clean Up

March 17th, 2010

If you are in the area, please consider supporting Serve Rhode Island in a clean up of Roger Williams Park Pond.  This organization’s  goal is to engage  Rhode Islanders to help clean up the environment to help fisheries and wildlife.

Volunteer to clean up the park, from 9:00am-2:00pm on April 17, 2010. Registration and information is on their website.

Please join in if you are in Rhode Island, or do a cleanup where you are.

Day of Service

January 18th, 2009

helping handsAs you hopefully have heard, Monday, January 19, millions of Americans are expected to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and answer President-elect Obama’s call to service by volunteering for community causes that matter to them.

This is a great opportunity to set aside some time to help others doing  something you’ve always wanted to do… and to be in good company with millions of others who have joined efforts in the spirit of service.

If you haven’t yet decided what you want to do, or don’t have lots of free time, I encourage you to participate in LitterProject, by cleaning up litter in a favorite– or simply hurting– community spot. Bring a bag or two, a pair of gloves, and maybe even a friend, and pick up trash and dispose of it in a thoughtful way. This is a simple way to make a difference and lets you participate in something great.

Don’t let the day go by…

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