22 bags of trash and leaves/weeds collected and Recology was on the spot to haul it away.
Learn more and get involved the citywide cleanup effort! https://refuserefusesf.org
Tidied up this patch of sidewalk weeds on the way to school, want it looking clean for all the new & returning families.
This past weekend in SF, 32 citywide cleanups, 400 volunteers, 430+ bags of litter removed, 1 cleaner & healthier city.
Keep showing up & bring friends. Against all odds, we can keep our home cleaner.
Inspiring to see so many good people come out to do their part to make our city the best! Yet always more to do, so please keep finding ways to add more volunteering to your lifestyle.
Didn’t realized there were so many soft people on Reddit who complain about a program where we provide a gift card to low-income seniors for volunteering to clean streets.
Probably the same people who don’t volunteer to do anything to help San Francisco. Maybe if you helped out more, we wouldn’t have to ask our elders to help, which they are glad to do since many of these armchair internet trolls won’t. Check out our upcoming cleanups for opportunities to be a better person: https://refuserefusesf.org/cleanups
A new program sponsored by The Asian American Foundation. We went to the food pantry run by Richmond Neighborhood Center to recruit volunteers. 8 seniors joined us at Smart & Final to clean for an hour and received a gift card to buy groceries after.
3x Win! Exercise, clean streets, and food assistance all in one!
28 more cleanups to choose from this weekend. Join the fun!
Couldn’t quite get the W, but we’re the comeback city. We take pride in keeping the environment clean, that’s just what we do.
Let’s go SF! Let’s go Giants!
These “little street clean-ups” are a small thing that has inspired 20,000 unique volunteers to remove over 130,000 gallons of litter pollution from San Francisco streets.
These medians along Fulton St next to Golden Gate Park were annoying, so went out and cleared them of weeds and dirt.
It’s a small thing, but a lot of little acts like this add to the overall beauty of San Francisco.
It's so easy to join in and make a small individual difference, and a large collective impact. Let's Go! https://refuserefusesf.org/