Turning Trash into Cash - A Community Beatification Project

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End Date:

Wed Mar 30 at 04:00 pm EDT

Physical location: Atlanta, Georgia

Subject Area:

Platform Trainings > Training

Meets For:

1 Session(s)

Language:

English

$25 USD Public

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Event Overview

Subject Area

Platform Trainings > Training

Description

Ever wondered how to lead a neighborhood clean up? Come hear from HandsOn expert Eve Shafi, Director of Projects and Partnerships with HandsOn Frederick County to learn how to mobilize and lead a county wide beautification day that also raises money for local nonprofits. Similar to a walk‐a‐thon, The Big Sweep participants collect donations and sponsorships for picking up trash on roads, waterways and parks throughout the County. In 2010, over 1,000 volunteers and 60 service leaders picked up over 13 tons of trash and recyclables and 344 tires and raised over $47,000 for nonprofits, school clubs, churches etc.

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Eve Shafi

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Event Details

End Date:
Wed Mar 30 at 04:00 pm EDT
Total:
1 Session(s)
Remaining:
0 Session(s)
Max attendees:
1, 000
Currently Enrolled:
23

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Turning Trash into Cash â€“ A Community Beatification Project
60 Minute Session

Wed Mar 30 at 03:00 pm EDT

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HandsOn University

HandsOn Network > Nonprofit Capacity Building
Career Development > Management

HandsOn Network, the volunteer-focused arm of Points of Light Institute, is the largest volunteer network in the nation and includes more than 250 HandsOn Action Centers in 16 countries. HandsOn includes a powerful network of more than 70,000 corporate, faith and nonprofit organizations that are answering the call to serve and creating meaningful change in their communities. Annually, the network delivers approximately 30 million hours of volunteer service valued at about $600 million.