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9TH ANNUAL
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WHAT IS Tidy up Tredyffrin?
Tidy Up Tredyffrin is part of an ambitious statewide effort to remove litter and trash from Pennsylvania's roadways, parks, forests, riverbanks, neighborhoods, and open spaces.
Click here to read about the great work other communities are doing!
www.gacofpa.org
www.pacleanways.org
How it works:
Whether you're an individual or part of a group, and even if you only have 1 hour to spare, you can make a difference. As you know, there is no one “assigned” to litter control in Tredyffrin; it’s up to volunteers to keep our community clean. Every little bit helps!
Click here to volunteer!
Tidy Up Tredyffrin is part of an ambitious statewide effort to remove litter and trash from Pennsylvania's roadways, parks, forests, riverbanks, neighborhoods, and open spaces.
Click here to read about the great work other communities are doing!
www.gacofpa.org
www.pacleanways.org
How it works:
- Pick your own clean up location or ask for an assignment
- Supplies (work gloves, trash bags and safety vests) delivered to your door the week prior to Tidy Up Days.
- A terrific public service project for kids!
Whether you're an individual or part of a group, and even if you only have 1 hour to spare, you can make a difference. As you know, there is no one “assigned” to litter control in Tredyffrin; it’s up to volunteers to keep our community clean. Every little bit helps!
Click here to volunteer!
"Litter-known" Facts:
Motorists and pedestrians are often blamed for litter. There are actually seven primary sources. Here they are in order of magnitude:
*Courtesy of Keep America Beautiful, www.kab.org
Motorists and pedestrians are often blamed for litter. There are actually seven primary sources. Here they are in order of magnitude:
- household trash handling and its placement at the curb for collection
- dumpsters used by businesses
- loading docks
- construction and demolition sites
- trucks with uncovered loads
- pedestrians
- motorists
*Courtesy of Keep America Beautiful, www.kab.org
People litter because:
They feel no sense of ownership, even though areas such as parks and beaches are public property.
They believe someone else—a park maintenance or highway worker—will pick up after them.
Litter already has accumulated*
They feel no sense of ownership, even though areas such as parks and beaches are public property.
They believe someone else—a park maintenance or highway worker—will pick up after them.
Litter already has accumulated*
Do your part ... Help us prevent litter in our community!
