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Another beautiful weekend in San Francisco and another 450 beautiful volunteers cleared away 475+ bags of trash from our streets, parks, & beaches. It's wonderful to see the community come together and get results. Our city is cleaner, but we can do even better, so join in! – at San Francisco, CA

Thank you to the Muni Run Club who ran and then collaborated on a cleanup of the northern section of the 49 Van Mess @SFMTA_Muni line from Market to North Point. A dozen volunteers got in their steps and collected 16 bags of trash, much of it from the bus stops themselves.

Starting off a weekend of 35 citywide cleanups on a Friday afternoon on Clement Street. An unusually large haul thanks to Canvas Church who volunteers regularly, including their annual Love Week volunteering. Plus our regulars and several new volunteers, we got streets spotless.

Perfect weather today in San Francisco for more pocket gardening. We’re testing out this prototype app developed by SF Civic Tech to help us manage and maintain these planted empty public plots. It will help alerting volunteers when maintenance is needed to ensure they live on.

Fantastic turnout for the monthly Rise & Grind Cleanup in the Inner Richmond, thanks to a group of nursing students from @usfca and this gorgeous weather. What better way to spend time outdoors than enjoying the beauty of San Francisco neighborhoods and keeping them clean!

Back to back cleanups with middle schoolers today. Students from New School (featured in Mrs. Doubtfire) travelled from North Beach to help clean the area around Trader Joe’s on Masonic Ave. Another 6th grade cohort from Millennium School cleaned Jefferson Square Park again.

This past Fleet Week weekend in San Francisco, 450 volunteers felt the call to serve and protect the environment by removing 470+ bags of trash at 30 citywide cleanups. It's just what we do as San FrancisCANs - keep our beautiful city clean for all that live, work, & play here. – at San Francisco, CA

Kicking off the weekend of cleanups with the Cooper team, who are ensuring the Embarcadero is spotless for Fleet Week. Very detailed, nabbing litter from nooks & crannies. A 30-pack of cleanups this weekend in San Francisco. Come be part of the community getting our city clean!

Spent the afternoon with 7th graders at Roosevelt Middle School who got the SF Trash, then put the learnings into action cleaning the surrounding neighborhood in the Richmond. They were shocked with the amount of cigarette butt pollution and vowed to never pick up the habit.

This past weekend in San Francisco, it was hardly a surprise to see 420 volunteers remove 440+ bags of litter, strictly out of their love for our city, local environment, and community. You too can join the fun and movement to get and keep SF clean! refuserefusesf.org/cleanups – at San Francisco, CA

Big ups to the female student athletes that came from all over NorCal to compete in a volleyball tournament hosted by Sacred Heart, which pairs the event with volunteering. Thousands of pieces of litter removed from Jefferson Square Park and Playground, making it clean for all.

An impactful One Richmond Cleanup along Clement, Geary, California, and the Avenues thanks to regular volunteers and new & returning student volunteers from @usfca. 10 bags of trash collected then hauled away by @sfpublicworks who were also out keeping the city clean. #teamwork

Love to see cleanup collabs - this morning at Ocean Beach, @instawork and @UCSFHospitals Anesthesia joined forces to pick up litter along the shoreline. Many hands make light work. The feedback was they had a great time chatting with colleagues and seeing the beach so clean.

Two groups of students from Lick-Wilmerding HS came out to help us clean SF as part of their school-wide service day. Sophomores joined our regular Masonic Cleanup and tackled litter in Laurel Village. Juniors spread out in the Fillmore neighborhood to clean. Go Tigers!

Incredible haul to kickoff Good Neighbor Week in San Francisco, where 475 volunteers cleared 500+ bags of trash at 29 citywide cleanups this past weekend. It's easy to be good a neighbor and every day is an opportunity to do something positive for the community. – at San Francisco, CA

A very impactful cleanup with Gateway High School students this morning, who came out to clean the neighborhood around their school in Western Addition, as part of their schoolwide service day. They filled multiple bags of trash and left the parks, sidewalks, and streets clean.

Can’t ask for any better weather for a beach cleanup. Back out here at Ocean Beach with the 7th grade class from Burke’s School who fanned out to pick the beach clean, taking note of the different types of litter that’s polluting the environment.

Another big impact made by the team from Trinity Life Sciences who came out to Ocean Beach for a 2nd year in a row. They spread out along the beach and boardwalk picking up a lot of plastic microliter - easy to skip by unless you’re looking to remove it from the environment.

We organized 33 citywide cleanups in San Francisco this past weekend, with over 500 volunteers coming out to clear 540+ bags of trash. It just happened to be the 42nd Annual Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday and SF showed up to protect the environment as a coastal city. – at San Francisco, CA

About 75 volunteers and 65 bags of trash collected by us, and several others groups out at Ocean Beach this morning, SF showed up for Coastal Cleanup Day! Got interviewed by @abc7newsbayarea, hopefully some more awareness on the beach cleanups and attracting new volunteers.