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- Midlands Pride Week Blitz
Richland and Lexington Counties
Saturday, November 14 at 8:00am
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PalmettoPride REMINDER: Midlands Pride Week Blitz begins this Saturday November 14! It's not too late to sign your group, school or neighborhood up for a cleanup. Visit the PalmettoPride website or www.keepthemidlandsbeautiful.org for more information.
Source: www.keepthemidlandsbeautiful.org
PalmettoPride Thank you to the volunteers who came out to help us clean up Sumter National Forest.
PalmettoPride We're still looking for volunteers for Saturday! We'll be done by noon so you have time to come help before your favorite team plays. We'll even throw in free lunch! Jump off exit 54 on I-26 and start looking for the PalmettoPride signs or follow the directions on the event invitation on the PalmettoPride fan page. If that's not easy enough, call 1-877-725-7733 for more information.
PalmettoPride There is still time to sign up for the National Forest clean up this weekend. Call Gene at 1-877-725-7733 if you are interested in helping out this Saturday.
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PalmettoPride and the USDA Forest Service have planned their annual fall cleanup of the Sumter National Forest. The 2009 fall cleanup will focus on forest land on the Enoree Ranger District in Laurens County. Volunteers are needed to help clean up areas in the forest that contain trash, illegal dumpsites and other de...bris.
The cleanup will start at 8am and end at noon. Gloves, safety vests, trash bags and litter grabbers will be provided. Lunch will be served following the cleanup to all volunteers.
Tip Top Hunting Camp, Laurens County
Traveling from I-26, take exit 54.The camp is located 5.2 miles east of I-26 on Hwy 72.
Traveling west, the camp is located 9.5 miles from the Whitmire traffic light on HWY 72
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The cleanup will start at 8am and end at noon. Gloves, safety vests, trash bags and litter grabbers will be provided. Lunch will be served following the cleanup to all volunteers.
Tip Top Hunting Camp, Laurens County
Traveling from I-26, take exit 54.The camp is located 5.2 miles east of I-26 on Hwy 72.
Traveling west, the camp is located 9.5 miles from the Whitmire traffic light on HWY 72
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Time:8:00AM Saturday, October 24th
Location:Sumter National Forest, Laurens County
PalmettoPride
Keep the Midlands Beautiful and PalmettoPride have teamed up to host a weeklong litter pickup blitz! Municipalities, neighborhood associations, community improvement groups, schools and all concerned citizens are invited to organize cleanup activities during the one-week event. There will be challenges for neighborho...ods and schools with prizes for the winners. Cleanup supplies will be provided to all volunteers.
The Pride Week Blitz program is a signature cleanup program created by PalmettoPride to assist counties with volunteer recruitment, litter pickups and awareness building. The Midlands Pride Week will be the 15th Pride Week in the state. More than 28,000 people have participated in past Pride Weeks picking up 525 tons of trash.
To participate in the Midlands Pride Week Blitz, contact Jennifer Fisher with PalmettoPride at 803-758-6034 or jfisher@palmettopride.org, or Heidi Johnson with Keep the Midlands Beautiful at 803-733-2526 or heidi@keepthemidlandsbeautiful.com.Read More
The Pride Week Blitz program is a signature cleanup program created by PalmettoPride to assist counties with volunteer recruitment, litter pickups and awareness building. The Midlands Pride Week will be the 15th Pride Week in the state. More than 28,000 people have participated in past Pride Weeks picking up 525 tons of trash.
To participate in the Midlands Pride Week Blitz, contact Jennifer Fisher with PalmettoPride at 803-758-6034 or jfisher@palmettopride.org, or Heidi Johnson with Keep the Midlands Beautiful at 803-733-2526 or heidi@keepthemidlandsbeautiful.com.Read More
Time:8:00AM Saturday, November 14th
Location:Richland and Lexington Counties
PalmettoPride
PalmettoPride and the U.S. Forest
Service are looking for volunteers to help with a one day cleanup of the
Sumter
National Forest. The
cleanup will take place on October 24th. The event will last from 8
A.M. until noon and lunch will be provided for the volunteers. All supplies
(bags, gloves, vests, etc.) will be pr...ovided by PalmettoPride. Dress
accordingly for the weather, but it is recommended to wear long pants and close
toed shoes. The meeting place for the event is the Tip Top Hunting Camp.
Traveling east on SC
Hwy. 72, it is located 5.2 miles east of I-26.
Traveling west on SC
Hwy. 72 from the Whitmire traffic light, it is 9.5
miles. We hope that you will be able to assist us in cleaning up one of our
state’s beautiful natural resources. If you are interested in volunteering,
please contact Gene Campbell at (803) 758-6034 or ecampbell@palmettopride.org.Read More
Service are looking for volunteers to help with a one day cleanup of the
Sumter
National Forest. The
cleanup will take place on October 24th. The event will last from 8
A.M. until noon and lunch will be provided for the volunteers. All supplies
(bags, gloves, vests, etc.) will be pr...ovided by PalmettoPride. Dress
accordingly for the weather, but it is recommended to wear long pants and close
toed shoes. The meeting place for the event is the Tip Top Hunting Camp.
Traveling east on SC
Hwy. 72, it is located 5.2 miles east of I-26.
Traveling west on SC
Hwy. 72 from the Whitmire traffic light, it is 9.5
miles. We hope that you will be able to assist us in cleaning up one of our
state’s beautiful natural resources. If you are interested in volunteering,
please contact Gene Campbell at (803) 758-6034 or ecampbell@palmettopride.org.Read More
PalmettoPride
Louie the Lion Tweets!! Follow the King of Cleanup on Twitter. This may be as close as you get to royalty.
http://twitter.com/PalmettoPride http://twitter.com/PalmettoPride
Source: twitter.com
Louie the King of Cleanup -- I love everyone, unless you litter.
PalmettoPride Midlands Blitz is November 14 - 21. Sign up by visiting our website or calling 1-877-725-7733.
Sarah Robinson Animals from nearly 443 species are entangled in or ingest marine debris annually. The majority of these die from starvation, exhaustion, or infection.
PalmettoPride Take a quiz to test your knowledge of cigarette litter.
Source: www.cigarettelitter.org
A) True - they are made of magic material that turns into dirt, sand, or brick depending on where you drop themB) False - they are made of plastic fibers that take many years to decompose
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Watch your butt!
Your cigarette butt, that is. Here are some statistics from Litterbutt.com regarding litterbug demographics.
Don't forget to call 1-877-7-LITTER when you spot a litter bug.
Source: www.litterbutt.com
*Note: All statistics are refreshed daily to improve performance. Reports entered today will appear in tomorrow's statistics.
PalmettoPride
PalmettoPride brings you a new program for High Schools called Litter Free Games.
We all enjoy sporting events, but more often
than not litter is left behind in the stands and near concession stands long
after the fans go home. Litter-free games give students an opportunity
to learn valuable environmental lessons, leaders...hip skills and management
skills. Litter-free games will cut down on the time it
takes custodial staff and groundskeepers to clean up after fans have left. Litter-free games create an inviting
environment for friends, families and visitors to your school sporting events.
For more information, contact PalmettoPride or visit our website.Read More
We all enjoy sporting events, but more often
than not litter is left behind in the stands and near concession stands long
after the fans go home. Litter-free games give students an opportunity
to learn valuable environmental lessons, leaders...hip skills and management
skills. Litter-free games will cut down on the time it
takes custodial staff and groundskeepers to clean up after fans have left. Litter-free games create an inviting
environment for friends, families and visitors to your school sporting events.
For more information, contact PalmettoPride or visit our website.Read More
