Volunteer at a 2013 Cleanup
Volunteering at a river cleanup is a great way to meet new friends and neighbors while removing trash from your local streams and rivers. You may get a little muddy or a lot muddy, but you are certainly going to have a good time.
The first step to volunteering is to find a cleanup site near you. Click below to locate a National River Cleanup on our Google map. Once you have found one, contact the Site Organizer directly for more information. They will be able to answer all your questions.
Can’t find a site? Consider organizing one of your own. Find out how to organize your own cleanup.
Volunteering at a river cleanup is a rewarding experience. You’ll be satisfied in knowing that you are playing a role in improving your hometown waters.
Volunteer Tools:
- Find a Cleanup (interactive map)
- Cleanup Day - What to Wear and Bring
- Take Action
- Frequently Asked Questions
AARP Joins American Rivers in Promoting Volunteerism, CleanupsAmerican Rivers is working with AARP to increase volunteerism through our National River Cleanup program with a new how-to video and toolkit, How to Organize a River Cleanup. Watch the video below or download the toolkit (PDF). |
