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16th Annual Spokane River Clean-up
September 14, 2019 @ 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Love the Spokane River? Join over 600 folks from across our region in the 16th Annual Spokane River Clean-Up on Saturday, September 14th.
Each year, the trash tallies grow as more and more volunteers show up and cover more and more areas along the Spokane River shoreline. A growing list of groups and organizations – like high schools, churches, whitewater groups, service clubs and others – sign up too. The Clean-Up is a great way to give back to the community and beautify the river.
Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced picker-upper, you’re invited to join the fun. This year’s event is planned to cover locations from Spokane Valley, to the University District, and all the way to the Downtown River Gorge area around Peaceful Valley, High Bridge Park, and People’s Park.
Learn more, create a group and register at www.spokanerivercleanup.org.
The Lands Council is hosting the 16th Annual Spokane River Clean-Up on September 14th at 9:00 am. We will cover locations in Spokane Valley, the University District, the Downtown River Gorge area, and Riverside State Park.
Each year, hundreds of volunteers donate their time by picking up garbage and recyclable materials from our public lands along the Spokane River. Last year, over 600 volunteers removed over 4 tons of debris from Riverside State Park to High Bridge Park to the University District to Spokane Valley.
VOLUNTEER. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced picker-upper, you’re invited to join the fun! This event is a great way to give back to the community while beautifying our region’s most precious resource: the Spokane River.
You can register as a group or as an independent volunteer. If you register as a group, we’ll make sure you all work in the same clean-up area along with your other volunteers. If you register as an independent volunteer, we will give you an area where you can work along with other volunteers.
RECRUIT. Invite your friends, classmates, co-workers, or your favorite club. Volunteers and groups from high schools, churches, and service clubs can volunteer!
TEAM LEADERS. If you have at least 10 volunteers in your group, one of you will attend our team leader training – stay tuned for more details.
To see news and check out what we’re up to, “Like” our Facebook Page: Spokane River Clean-Up.
Questions? Contact Lindsay at (509) 209-2851 or lbox@landscouncil.org.
