"Mission Blue Needs You!"
It was another beautiful day at Sharp park beach for a cleanup. A total of 84 volunteers joined us, including members from the Cub Scouts, NCL and many students! A special thank you to Charmaine, Jun, Sunshine from more than fishing for rallying your group to come out. A total of 68 pounds trash, 16 pounds of recycling and 640 cigarette […]
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It was a beautiful fall morning with a warm southern breeze to partner with Corona beer company (21yo+) and Oceanic Global to cleanup Sharp Park Beach. Today with the help of 39 volunteers we collected 68 lbs of trash, 8 lbs of recycling and 1,838 cigarette butts ! A great contribution to our October Butt Blitz – let’s beat the […]
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Town School for Boys rocked it again today! 15 pounds of trash 5 pounds of recycle 75 cigarette butts
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Town school for boys rocked it again at Sharp Park Beach. Pauline and Deirdre had 20 boys and 2 teachers cleaning the beach and promenade. Together they collected 13 pounds of trash, 7 pounds of recycle and 400 cigarette butts! Way to make a difference!
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Sunshine from start to finish …bagels and juice to kick off the day and pizza, tacos, and lots of refreshments at the Surf spot to finish the day… what a great day of work! And a GREAT day for Sharp Park Beach and Rockaway bluff as well! Forty two pounds of trash doesn’t seem like much but when you add the […]
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Members of the Radiance Church of San Francisco and students from Westborough Middle School collected 80 pounds of trash at Sharp Park beachs’ monthly clean up. These 3 awesome students from Westborough Middle School helped me with PBC’s cigarette butt project. they filled pots with sand and distributed them all the way down the pier. they also picked up quite […]
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Today the students from Town School for Boys came and help us clean Sharp Park. Sometimes, there is nothing like picking up trash on the beach to tired boys out!
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Another beautiful day spent on the beach! 16 volunteers helped up picket 56 lbs of trash and 7 lbs of recycling. Unfortunately, crab season means lots of busted crab traps and zip ties along with other fishing material, deadly for fish and birds. Please remember to take your trash with you.
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