Every day is Earth Day.

Back out there with back to back corporate cleanups. Morning with Emergence Capital to clean along the Embarcadero. Afternoon with Sephora to clean around SOMA.

Great to see so many companies organizing volunteers days with their employees. Thank you!

TOMORROW 4/24, join the climate conversation with Hunter Pence and community leaders and learn about local solutions to local challenges caused by this climate crisis. Register here: lu.ma/PencePanel

Back to back Earth Day Cleanups at Ocean Beach in the morning and Dolores Park in the afternoon.

40+ volunteers at each one and 100+ bags of trash removed in total.

Thanks to everyone that came out, including Google Unity Arcadia Solar UCSF Health Axiom Hotel SF

Our team volunteered with Refuse Refuse San Francisco to celebrate Earth Day with a cleanup event at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach! We're proud to be a mission-driven company contributing to a sustainable future.

Learn more about the SPAN mission and view open roles at span.io/mission-careers

It’s a sea of orange!

We’re not at the Giants game, it’s the orange safety vests of 180 volunteers out showing their Love for the Tenderloin by cleaning it up with Civic Joy Fund San Francisco Public Works Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD) SF Environment ♻️💚 adidas

Big thanks to AREAA and SPAN who both came up big, filling 42 bags of trash from Ocean Beach and the Outer Sunset neighborhood this morning.

Enjoy the best of nature and human kindness this weekend and Earth Day. Many cleanups to join! refuserefusesf.org/cleanups

Is it a coincidence that Earth Day arrives just in time for spring cleaning? We think not.

Monday, April 22, join Refuse Refuse San Francisco, Shine On SF, San Francisco Public Works, and TogetherSF at the Earth Day Mission Cleanup, and help keep your patch of the earth tidy.

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Back at it with UCSF Health @UCSF, this time at their Parnassus campus.

Volunteers spread out cleared 11 bags of trash in an hour. Always amazed at the number of cigarette butts that litter the area around hospitals.

Gorgeous day for a cleanup and volunteers turned out for the Rise & Grind Cleanup in the Richmond District.

Including our friends from VistAbility who serve adults with disabilities. Today, they were the ones that served by helping to clean the neighborhood. Thank you!

SF Climate Week is next week! Join me on 4/24 at The Crossing at East Cut for a climate conversation with community leaders and climate enthusiasts! Sign up: lu.ma/pencepanel

Big turnout for our Filbert Steps Cleanup with local residents, the Mimi & Peter Haas Fund, Gateway HS students, and Pattern Energy.

This section of Sansome was especially trashed, but light work made by many hands. Enjoy!

Pros of volunteering with Civic Joy Fund, Refuse Refuse San Francisco, Shine On SF, San Francisco Public Works, and TogetherSF at the I Love Tenderloin Cleanup on April 21:
- Feel good
- Meet neighbors
- Give back

Cons:
- Maybe feel TOO good?

The choice is clear. Sign up today! bit.ly/3TYZEMj

“Do. Or do not. There is no try.” -Yoda

We did help keep the galaxy clean with Lucasfilm Industrial Light & Magic LucasfilmGames and other tenants of the Letterman Digital Arts Building. Then sat down for a nice lunch that always tastes better after a cleanup.

Show your love for the Tenderloin neighborhood at our Earth Day Cleanup this Sunday, April 21!

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Spent the afternoon cleaning with students and teachers from Kittredge School in the Richmond District.

Most of the students did this last year and they were already experienced, so no surprise they were able to fill 10 bags of trash in under an hour. Amazing!

Cleaning up in Mission Bay today with employees from UC San Francisco UC San FranciscoHospitals. They know a thing or two about keeping the community healthy.

Even though it’s one of the cleaner areas of San Francisco, volunteers had no problem filling their bags with trash. Great job!

Join us as we kick off Climate Week this Sunday by keeping our city clean with Refuse Refuse San Francisco. 🌱

RSVP here: ow.ly/RRkF50RgKHo

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Amazing to see cleanups in SF continue to grow!

This past weekend over 300 volunteers collected 400+ bags of trash in Bayview, Cathedral Hill, Fillmore, Hayes Valley, Ingleside, Mission, Nob Hill, Ocean Beach, Richmond, Russian Hill, SOMA, South Beach & Sunset.

Keep it coming!

Rain and wind didn’t stop our spirited volunteers and crews from greening District 7 neighborhoods today — planting trees, mulching and weeding — at our monthly Neighborhood Beautification Day event. #LoveOurCity