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SUMMARY:TRIO Upward Bound\, Nye Beach\, Newport\, OR - February Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:TRIO Upward Bound\, Nye Beach\, Newport\, OR\n \nBeach cleanups are an essential part of maintaining the health and beauty of our oceans and communities. By participating in a beach cleanup\, individuals can make a significant impact on reducing marine debris and promoting a cleaner environment. Beach cleanups are a great way to get involved in community service\, meet like-minded individuals\, and enjoy the outdoors while making a difference. \nThere are various types of beach cleanups\, including community beach cleanups\, private beach cleanups\, and corporate cleanups. Community beach cleanups are open to the public and are usually held on a regular basis\, such as the first Saturday of every month. Private beach cleanups can be scheduled by contacting the Ocean Institute and require a minimum of eight participants. Corporate cleanups are a great way for companies to give back to the community and promote team-building. \nSignup\nOnline Event Registration RSVP FormPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *How did you hear about this event?Friend or colleagueRadio / TVSocial MediaOtherIf OtherNumber of tickets needed *12345Choose Date/Time *DateTimeSubmit  \nBenefits of Beach Cleanups\n\nBeach cleanups offer numerous benefits\, including: \n\nReducing marine debris and promoting a cleaner ocean\nProviding community service hours for individuals and groups\nPromoting environmental awareness and education\nFostering community engagement and teamwork\nEnhancing the beauty and recreational value of beaches\n\nBeach Cleanup Near Me with Ocean Blue​\nJoin us and the Ocean Blue Project in efforts to maintain safe food chains\, water sources\, and to enable marine life and seabirds to survive. Thousands of volunteers have helped in beach cleaning activities since 2012. Together\, we can make our interconnected One World Ocean healthier for future generations and remove five million pounds of plastic by 2025! Join our ongoing beach cleaning activities and if you don’t see a event on line email and we can create one. \n\nWhen participating in a beach cleanup\, you can expect: \n\nA fun and rewarding experience making a difference in your community\nA brief orientation and instructions on how to participate\nA variety of tasks\, such as picking up trash\, sorting recyclables\, and weighing in collected trash\nOpportunities to meet new people and make friends\nA sense of accomplishment and pride in contributing to a cleaner environment\nPlastic in the Ocean\n\n\nWe know there’s a lot of plastic in the Ocean. Ocean Blue volunteers have helped remove thousands of pounds of plastic\, including single-use plastic\, from coastlines\, bays and beaches coast to coast. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)\, 79% of all beach debris is made of plastic. It flows in and out of the ocean\, wreaking havoc on seabirds and marine organisms\, and ultimately on humans. \n\nThe ocean is a mirror that reflects what is in our city streets. Rain\, flash flooding or high winds washes litter and debris downhill\, into street drains\, urban streams\, rivers\, lakes\, and eventually into the ocean. When it gets there depends on how far from the ocean you live. Plastic does not decompose; instead\, it breaks down into tiny microplastics and harmful chemicals. These enter the water supply\, and then the digestive tracts of humans and animals\, threatening our water quality\, our health\, and wildlife. \n  \n\n\nPlastic in the Ocean Facts\n\n\n  \nPlastic pollution stretches from shorelines and the ocean surface to deep in the seabed. Of hundreds of millions of tons produced each year\, only a tiny percentage is recycled. Most are poorly disposed of or leak from landfills and incineration facilities. According to a report by the United Nations (UN) Environment Programme: \nMillions of marine animals have died from plastic pollution in oceans. \nEvery year\, between ten and twenty million tons of plastic waste escape into oceanic waters. \nBy the year 2050\, the ocean is projected to have more plastic by weight than fish. \n  \n\n\nHow to Save the Ocean from Pollution\n\n\nCleanups raise awareness and promote healthy environments\, watersheds\, and clean water projects that save the ocean from pollution. With a group\, organization\, friends or family\, or even on your own\, you can volunteer to help anytime\, anywhere. Additionally\, there are numerous volunteer opportunities for beach cleanups\, regularly updated on platforms like Facebook\, especially for events organized by Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful. \nThere are several ways to help. It’s simple. Together\, though beach cleaning activities we can make a vast difference\, one person\, one step at a time. We’ll provide all the tools and instructions you need to save the ocean from pollution! Be sure to register your cleanup event eight weeks in advance for the best possible cleanup experience. \n\n\nCollecting Plastic Debris Saves Lives\n\n\nOur mission is to prevent the devastating effects of ocean pollution and educate communities along the way. Whether you’re a party of one or one hundred\, every pound of plastic removed from a beach\, shoreline\, waterway or urban area helps stop plastic from polluting oceans\, breaking down into microplastics and harmful chemicals\, and hurting or killing marine wildlife. \nCigarette butts are a common type of trash collected during beach cleanups. \n\n\nOne Piece of Plastic and One Life at a Time\n\n\n  \nEvery piece of plastic you recover from our environment allows greater chances of survival for marine life and seabirds. We can rescue them from harm simply by cleaning up the environment\, one piece of plastic at a time. Even removing a few pieces can save lives of seabirds\, penguins\, eagles\, fish\, dolphins\, seals\, whales\, pinnipeds\, manatees\, sea turtles\, and many other creatures. No quantity or piece of plastic collected is too small!
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/trio-upward-bound-nye-beach-newport-or-february-cleanup/
LOCATION:California
CATEGORIES:Beach Cleanup Near Me,Coastal Cleanup,Earth Day Beach Cleanup NY
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SUMMARY:Corporate & Group Beach Cleanup Volunteer East Coast Events
DESCRIPTION:Corporate & Group Beach Cleanup Volunteer East Coast Events\n \nSchedule a Team Volunteer Day with Ocean Blue Project\nHost a meaningful\, measurable\, and professionally organized beach cleanup event with Ocean Blue Project. \nWe coordinate corporate volunteer days\, university service projects\, student group events\, and community cleanups across the East Coast — helping teams remove plastic pollution while building stronger connections. \n\nWhy Schedule a Group Beach Cleanup Event?\nA beach cleanup is more than a volunteer day — it’s: \n\n\n✔ A corporate sustainability initiative \n\n\n✔ A powerful CSR team-building event \n\n\n✔ A university service-learning opportunity \n\n\n✔ A measurable environmental impact project \n\n\n✔ A hands-on coastal conservation experience \n\n\nEvery cleanup removes harmful debris before it reaches whales\, sea turtles\, seabirds\, and coastal ecosystems. \nEvery Piece Removed Protects a Life. \n\nWho This Is For\nWe work with organized groups including: \n\n\nCorporate teams & CSR departments \n\n\nUniversities & student organizations \n\n\nYouth groups & schools \n\n\nEnvironmental clubs \n\n\nCommunity & faith-based groups \n\n\nOutdoor & surf organizations \n\n\nIdeal group size: 10–100+ volunteers(Custom large-scale corporate events available.) \n\nWhat’s Included in Your Volunteer Event\nYour team’s cleanup experience includes: \n\n\n📍 Pre-selected beach or shoreline location \n\n\n🧤 Safety briefing and cleanup coordination \n\n\n♻️ Gloves\, bags\, and debris sorting guidance \n\n\n📊 Impact tracking (pounds collected + debris categories) \n\n\n📸 Group photo & recognition \n\n\n📢 Optional media + social feature \n\n\n📈 Data reporting for CSR or sustainability reports \n\n\nWe handle logistics so your group can focus on impact. \n\nEast Coast Beach Cleanup Locations\nWe coordinate group volunteer events across: \n\n\nSouth Carolina \n\n\nNorth Carolina \n\n\nFlorida \n\n\nMaryland \n\n\nNew Jersey \n\n\nNew York \n\n\nCustom locations available upon request. \n\nBenefits for Corporate Teams\nHosting a corporate beach cleanup event helps your organization: \n\n\nDemonstrate environmental leadership \n\n\nMeet ESG and sustainability goals \n\n\nStrengthen employee engagement \n\n\nCreate positive brand visibility \n\n\nSupport ocean conservation nonprofit initiatives \n\n\nWe provide documentation to support internal impact reporting. \n\nBenefits for Universities & Student Groups\n\n\nEarn verified service hours \n\n\nStrengthen environmental leadership programs \n\n\nSupport campus sustainability initiatives \n\n\nGain real-world conservation experience \n\n\nIdeal for environmental science\, marine biology\, and sustainability programs. \n\nHow to Schedule Your Group Volunteer Event\nTo request a date\, submit: \n\n\nOrganization name \n\n\nEstimated number of volunteers \n\n\nPreferred date(s) \n\n\nPreferred location \n\n\nPrimary contact information \n\n\nOur team responds within 48 hours to confirm availability and coordinate event details. \n\nAbout Ocean Blue Project\nOcean Blue Project is a nonprofit dedicated to removing plastic pollution\, restoring coastal ecosystems\, and engaging communities in hands-on environmental action. \nThrough organized volunteer cleanups and coastal restoration efforts\, we help prevent plastic from harming marine wildlife and entering the ocean. \n\nSchedule Your Corporate or Group Beach Cleanup Today\nProtect coastlines. Engage your team. Make measurable impact. \n👉 Register to Create a CleanupPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Information *FirstLastEmail *PhoneCleanup Group Type *Group of FriendsUniversity Student OrganizationBusiness OrganizationOtherPurpose of Event *Team BondingCompany RequiredCommunity ServiceSchool ClubCourse RequirementOtherName of OrganizationWhere would you like to cleanup? *NeighborhoodLakeRiverBeachOtherNumber of Volunteers\n\n\n\n	Selected Value: 0\nCleanUp Location *Address Line 1Address Line 2CityStateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingStateZip CodeThis is the location of your CleanUp\, not your office location. Indigenous Territory of CleanUp Location *Enter your CleanUp site address at this webiste to find out: https://native-land.ca/\nTime of Event (Must be 6 weeks in advance) *DateTimeBackup Date/Time *DateTimeEnter an alternate date/time in case of severe weather or existing events at the location. Backup date must be for a later date than the original Time of Event. Shipping AddressAddress Line 1Address Line 2City--- Select state ---AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingStateZip CodeCommentsNewsletterYes\, keep me updated!PhoneSubmit
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/corporate-group-beach-cleanup-volunteer-east-coast-events/
LOCATION:California
CATEGORIES:Beach Cleanup Near Me,Coastal Cleanup,Earth Day Cleanups Near me
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SUMMARY:Shore to Sea CleanUp Tour – Myrtle Beach State Park
DESCRIPTION:Shore to Sea CleanUp Tour – Myrtle Beach State Park\n \nLooking for a Shore to Sea CleanUp Tour – Myrtle Beach cleanup to join? Ocean Blue Project invites you to volunteer for our Myrtle Beach State Park Cleanup on: \nSaturday\, April 18\, 2026\n 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM\n 📍 Meeting Location: State Park 4401 South Kings Highway\, Myrtle Beach\, SC 29575 \nThis community beach cleanup in Myrtle Beach\, SC is part of our East Coast Shore to Sea Cleanup Tour — connecting volunteers from South Carolina to Maine to protect our Atlantic coastline. \nWhy Join a Myrtle Beach Pier Cleanup?\nMyrtle Beach State Park and the nearby Grand Strand coastline are home to: \n\nSea turtles\nShorebirds\nCoastal dune ecosystems\nPopular surf\, fishing\, and recreation areas\n\nPlastic pollution and marine debris threaten wildlife\, beach safety\, and water quality. By volunteering at this Myrtle Beach State Park cleanup event\, you help prevent trash from entering the Atlantic Ocean and harming coastal habitats. \nEvery piece removed protects a life. \nWhat Happens at This Myrtle Beach Volunteer Cleanup?\nDuring this Myrtle Beach beach cleanup\, volunteers will: \n\nRemove plastic and debris from the shoreline and pier area\nSort recyclables to reduce landfill waste\nCollect pollution data to track trends along the South Carolina coast\nParticipate in a Message in a Bottle treasure hunt\n\nThis is a family-friendly beach cleanup open to students\, residents\, and visitors of Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. \nCoastal Carolina University Student & Community Involvement\nWe’re proud to welcome students from Coastal Carolina University (CCU). \nUniversity partnerships help strengthen: \n\nMarine science education\nCoastal stewardship leadership\nCommunity engagement along South Carolina’s coastline\n\nCCU students\, faculty\, and staff are invited to join us in protecting the beaches they study\, visit\, and call home. \nEarth Month Myrtle Beach Pier Cleanup\nThis April 18 cleanup celebrates Earth Month 2026 by bringing together: \n\nCoastal Carolina University (CCU) students\nLocal Myrtle Beach families\nGrand Strand residents\nEnvironmental advocates and ocean lovers\n\nTogether\, we’re restoring Myrtle Beach and protecting the broader South Carolina coastal region. \nWhat to Bring to the Myrtle Beach State Park Cleanup\n \nTo have a safe and comfortable volunteer experience\, please bring: \n\nReusable water bottle\nSun protection (reef-safe sunscreen\, hat\, sunglasses)\nClosed-toe shoes\nComfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing\nOptional personal gloves (if you prefer to use your own)\n\nOcean Blue Project provides: \n\n✔ Cleanup supplies\n✔ Safety instructions\n✔ Data tracking support\n✔ On-site leadership and guidance\n\nNew to volunteering? We’ll guide you every step of the way. \nWho Can Join This Myrtle Beach Cleanup?\nThis Myrtle Beach volunteer opportunity is open to all: \n\nCoastal Carolina University (CCU) students\, faculty\, and staff\nLocal Myrtle Beach and Grand Strand residents\nVisitors to Myrtle Beach and surrounding areas\nFamilies (with adult supervision for children)\n\nNo previous cleanup or volunteer experience required — just a willingness to help keep our beaches clean. \nEvent Details\nShore to Sea Cleanup Tour – Myrtle Beach Pier\n Date: Saturday\, April 18\, 2026\n Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM\n Location: 110 North Ocean Blvd (Second Avenue Pier area)\n City: Myrtle Beach\, SC 29577 \nRegister for the Myrtle Beach Pier Cleanup\nReady to volunteer at a beach cleanup near you? \n\n👉 Sign Up Now\n👉 Bring a Friend\n👉 Host a Group or Class\n\nSpots fill quickly for spring Myrtle Beach beach cleanups\, especially during Earth Month. Reserve your place today and help keep Myrtle Beach Pier and our Atlantic Ocean clean. \nOnline Event Registration RSVP FormPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *How did you hear about this event?Friend or colleagueRadio / TVSocial MediaOtherIf OtherNumber of tickets needed *12345Choose Date/Time *DateTimeSubmit
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/shore-to-sea-cleanup-tour-myrtle-beach/
LOCATION:4401 South Kings Highway\, Myrtle Beach\, SC 29575\, 4401 South Kings Highway\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29575
CATEGORIES:Beach Cleanup Near Me,Earth Day Cleanups Near me,Shore To Sea CleanUp Tour
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SUMMARY:Carolina Beach Cleanup Volunteer Event Shore to Sea Tour | Ocean Blue Project
DESCRIPTION:Carolina Beach Cleanup Volunteer Event\nShore to Sea Tour | Ocean Blue Project\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLooking for a Carolina Beach cleanup to join? \nOcean Blue Project invites you to volunteer for our Carolina Beach Cleanup on: \nSaturday\, April 25\, 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PM📍 Meeting Location: 1000 Loggerhead Rd\, Kure Beach\, NC 28449 \nThis community beach cleanup in Carolina Beach\, NC is part of our East Coast Shore to Sea Tour — connecting volunteers from South Carolina to Maine to protect our Atlantic coastline. \n\nWhy Join a Carolina Beach Cleanup?\nCarolina Beach and nearby Kure Beach are home to: \n• Sea turtles• Shorebirds• Coastal dunes ecosystems• Popular surf and recreation areas \nPlastic pollution and marine debris threaten wildlife and water quality. By volunteering at this Carolina Beach cleanup event\, you help prevent trash from entering the Atlantic Ocean. \nEvery piece removed protects a life. \n\nWhat Happens at a Carolina Beach Volunteer Cleanup?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDuring this Carolina Beach volunteer cleanup\, participants will: \n✔ Remove plastic and debris from the shoreline✔ Sort recyclables to reduce landfill waste✔ Collect pollution data to track trends✔ Participate in a Message in a Bottle treasure hunt \nThis is a family-friendly beach cleanup event open to students\, residents\, and visitors. \n\nUNCW Student & Community Involvement\nWe’re proud to welcome students from the University of North Carolina Wilmington — also known as “UNC by the Sea.” \nUniversity partnerships strengthen marine science engagement and coastal stewardship leadership across North Carolina. \n\nEarth Month Carolina Beach Cleanup\nThis April 25 cleanup celebrates Earth Month 2026 by bringing together: \n• UNCW students• Local families• Coastal residents• Environmental advocates \nTogether\, we’re restoring Carolina Beach and protecting the broader Cape Fear region. \n\nWhat to Bring to the Carolina Beach Cleanup\n• Reusable water bottle• Sun protection (reef-safe sunscreen\, hat\, sunglasses)• Closed-toe shoes• Comfortable\, weather-appropriate clothing• Optional personal gloves \nOcean Blue Project provides: \n✔ Cleanup supplies✔ Safety instructions✔ Data tracking support✔ On-site leadership \nNew to volunteering? We’ll guide you every step of the way. \n\nWho Can Join This Beach Cleanup in Carolina Beach\, NC?\nThis Carolina Beach volunteer opportunity is open to: \n• UNCW students\, faculty\, and staff• Local residents• Visitors to Carolina Beach and Kure Beach• Families (with adult supervision) \nNo experience required. \n\nEvent Details\nCarolina Beach CleanupSaturday\, April 25\, 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PM1000 Loggerhead RdKure Beach\, NC 28449 \n\nRegister for the Carolina Beach Cleanup\nReady to volunteer at a beach cleanup near you? \n👉 Sign Up Now👉 Bring a Friend👉 Host a Group \nSpots fill quickly for spring Carolina Beach cleanups.
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/carolina-beach-cleanup-volunteer-event-shore-to-sea-tour-ocean-blue-project/
LOCATION:1000 Loggerhead Rd\, Kure Beach\, NC 28449\, 1000 Loggerhead Rd\, \, Kure Beach\, NC\, 28449
CATEGORIES:Beach Cleanup Near Me
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