Join us for the worlds largest, one-day volunteer effort for our oceans and waterways, and show your commitment to reducing marine debris, along with millions of volunteers from across the globe! giveaways and educational booths! Don’t miss out! Community service hours available. Meeting point at the children’s museum parking lot, there will be limited parking, we highly recommend you carpool or uber to the location. We ask that you are on time so that we can all walk together towards the cleanup location. Please make sure you RSVP and your email address is correct. Specific details will be sent via email prior the event. Gloves, buckets, bags, pickers and nets will be provided. *Community Service hours also provided* Please remember to bring a reusable water bottle for water refills, NO PLASTIC PLEASE. The level of difficulty for this cleanup is high. All volunteers must be 16 years or older. If under 18, parent or guardian must be present. Spearheaded globally by the Ocean Conservancy, VolunteerCleanup.org organizes Miami-Dade’s local participation in this annual event with 50+ simultaneous shoreline cleanups around the county and is made possible by the generous support of our presenting sponsors Covanta and Boucher Brothers, with additional support from Blackstone Charitable Foundation, The Brady Hunter Foundation, Benjamin & Gloria Joannou, Jr. Family Conservation Fund, City of Miami Beach, The Miami Foundation, Loud And Live, and Miami-Dade County RER-DERM
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What Should Volunteers Bring? - Closed Toed Shoes, Water in a Resuable Bottle, Hat & Sunglasses
What Will Be Provided? - Gloves, Garbage Bags, Water Refills, Pickers, Buckets, Sunscreen, Insect Repellent
Meeting Spot Details - Meeting at the children’s museum parking lot at 9:00 AM, a Clean This Beach up team member will be waiting to walk the groups towards the exact location.
Parking Info - Parking at the Childrens museum parking lot
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Clean This Beach Up Corp, is a registered nonprofit organization dedicated to creating awareness and educating the public about the negative effects of plastic pollution through weekly cleanups, educational programs and wellness activities.