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SOLVE: Put your winter boots to work with SOLVE! (Sat, Jan 6th)
Posted by hannah.cherry
Let’s work together to bring a bit more cheer to Oregon this winter!
Lend a hand at a local litter cleanup, or help restore our natural areas by joining an invasive plant removal or native planting project near you!
SOLVE events are a fun, easy way to improve the community and natural areas, meet your neighbors, and spend quality time outdoors with family and friends. Best of all our projects are family-friendly, open to all, and no experience is necessary. Our volunteer leaders bring the tools and the plan, but we need you to make it work!
Upcoming opportunities:
- 1/6 – January’s First Saturday Clean Up – Slabtown – Portland
- 1/6 – No Ivy League 1st Saturday Work Party January – Portland
- 1/6 – Winter Native Plant Identification Training with Dig In – Portland
- 1/6 – Mary S. Young Park Work Party for January – West Linn
Save the Date! SOLVE’s large service days for 2018 have been announced. Mark your calendar for the Spring Oregon Beach Cleanup on 3/24, SOLVE IT for Earth Day on 4/1 and the Beach & Riverside Cleanup on 9/29.
Questions? Contact SOLVE at 503-844-9571 ext. 332 or info@solveoregon.org.
Contact Information
Kaleen Boyle, Volunteer Coordinator
kaleen@solveoregon.org | 503-844-9571 (ext. 332)
About the Organization
SOLVE is a state-wide non-profit organization that takes action every day to keep Oregon clean and green. We mobilize over 35,000 volunteers and organize over 1,000 cleanup and restoration projects throughout the state.
About the Volunteer Opportunities Newsletter
The Volunteer Opportunities Newsletter allows students, faculty, and staff at PCC a more comprehensive look at volunteer needs and opportunities from our community partners. Our hope is that the newsletter will allow subscribers to stay better informed about community service opportunities in the tri-county areas of Portland, Oregon, as well as non-profit internships and scholarships available locally and nationally.