Kayak Clean-Up Hosted by The Brady Hunter Foundation in Collaboration with Clean Miami Beach
I hope everyone is doing great! I want to thank those of you who are coming to the cleanups today at Oleta River State Park. We will have two cleanups happening simultaneously. One cleanup involves kayaking to Raccoon Island, which is a lot of fun but also a more intense workout than cleaning up the park on foot. The kayak cleanup is on a first-come, first-served basis, so please arrive at 3:30 to register if you want to participate and ensure you secure a kayak. Please also fill out this waiver: [WAIVER].
We are also offering a cleanup by foot, which is less intense and does not require arriving early or filling out any waivers. Both groups will meet at the kayak area before heading out.
Remember to wear your favorite clean-up gear and bring a reusable water bottle. When you arrive at the park’s guard gate, mention that you are there for the cleanup to have your entrance fee waived. Then proceed to the outdoor center for parking and registration. Following the cleanup, we will all meet at the Mangrove Pavilion for BurgerFi.
Please let me know if you have any questions—I’m more than happy to help!
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What Should Volunteers Bring? - Closed Toed Shoes, Water in a Resuable Bottle, Sunscreen, Hat & Sunglasses
What Will Be Provided? - Gloves, Garbage Bags, Water Refills, Pickers, Buckets
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At the core of the Brady Hunter Foundation is a heartfelt story that symbolizes our organization’s values and commitment to animals and children. Our name holds a special significance that we would like to share with you.
Our mission is to address issues related to animal welfare globally, help people understand their relationship with animals better, and inspire others to take action. We aim to work consistently towards reducing animal suffering by developing innovative approaches that ensure the protection and safety of individual animals, populations, and entire species.
The Brady Hunter Foundation further identifies a list of targeted areas prioritizing the conservation of wildlife, upholding their natural habitats, and effectively managing ecosystems. Our approved projects are curated with careful consideration regarding scientific methodology, environmental management, and financial accountability.
Our expanded mission encompasses not only the well-being and conservation of animals but also the welfare and development of children. We believe that by investing in the lives of children, we can shape a brighter tomorrow. Through our initiatives, we aim to provide access to quality education, healthcare, nutrition, and other essential resources that empower children and enable them to thrive.
At The Brady Hunter Foundation, we understand that the well-being of animals and children is interconnected. By educating individuals about their relationship with animals and promoting empathy and compassion from an early age, we strive to build a society where both animals and children are valued and protected.
In addition to our efforts in animal welfare, we actively support programs and projects that positively impact children’s lives, such as providing food and social services, scholarships, promoting healthcare services, and fostering community development. By addressing the needs of children, we aim to break the cycle of poverty, promote equality, and create opportunities for a brighter future.
With a deep sense of responsibility, The Brady Hunter Foundation is dedicated to making a lasting positive difference in the world, leaving a legacy of compassion, protection, and empowerment for both animals and children. Together, we can build a more humane and equitable world where every life, regardless of species or age, is valued and given the chance to flourish.