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Naples Pier Beach Cleanup
August 24 @ 9:30 am - 11:00 am
Please join us at our beach cleanup where we provide everything including tools, water, and snacks. All we need is you!
Event: Naples Pier Beach Cleanup Date: August 24, 2024
Time: 9:30 am – 11 am
Location: Naples Pier – 25 12th Ave. South, Naples, FL 34102
What To Bring: Reuseable water bottle and wear comfortable clothes. We suggest a hat and sunglasses.
What We Provide: All tools needed, sunblock, water refill jug, light snacks, and designated team members who take pictures and ensure safety.
Safety Guidelines: Drink plenty of water and take breaks as needed. Set a timer to come back at set time. Watch out for sharp objects, glass, and wildlife. Avoid heavy lifting and work with a buddy at all times. Do not touch hazardous materials such as needles or chemicals. Report heavy items to our designated team member.
Post Cleanup: Weigh your buckets and join the group photo at 10:30 am.
Why Help: Beach cleanups are a last line of defense to prevent debris from causing harm to our oceans, to wildlife, to our coastal economies, and even beach-goers. After Hurricane Ian these efforts are needed more than ever.
Time: 9:30 am – 11 am
Location: Naples Pier – 25 12th Ave. South, Naples, FL 34102
What To Bring: Reuseable water bottle and wear comfortable clothes. We suggest a hat and sunglasses.
What We Provide: All tools needed, sunblock, water refill jug, light snacks, and designated team members who take pictures and ensure safety.
Safety Guidelines: Drink plenty of water and take breaks as needed. Set a timer to come back at set time. Watch out for sharp objects, glass, and wildlife. Avoid heavy lifting and work with a buddy at all times. Do not touch hazardous materials such as needles or chemicals. Report heavy items to our designated team member.
Post Cleanup: Weigh your buckets and join the group photo at 10:30 am.
Why Help: Beach cleanups are a last line of defense to prevent debris from causing harm to our oceans, to wildlife, to our coastal economies, and even beach-goers. After Hurricane Ian these efforts are needed more than ever.
