Klean Street Klean Minds

Klean Street Klean Minds

Join TAPARI for our monthly Klean Streets Klean Minds neighborhood cleanup!

We believe that a clean environment supports a healthy mind and a stronger community. Each month, we bring together local neighbors, students, and community partners to roll up our sleeves, remove litter, and take pride in our shared spaces.

What We Provide:

Cleanup supplies (trash bags, gloves, and grabbers)

Hand sanitizer and water refilling stations

Verified community service hours

What to Bring:

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes

Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)

Reusable water bottle

Who Can Participate: Open to all ages and experience levels! Whether you need service hours or simply want to invest in your local neighborhood, everyone is welcome.

What Should Volunteers Bring?

  • Closed Toed Shoes
  • Hat & Sunglasses
  • Insect Repellent

What Will Be Provided?

  • Buckets
  • Garbage Bags
  • Gloves

Parking Information

Next-Door Lot: Parking is available in the lot next door to the church (please be mindful not to block the gate).

Grass Patch: You may park in the grass patch located behind the main building.

Church Parking: Parking is also available along the side of the church and inside the church parking lot, depending on space.

Meeting Spot Details

Where to Meet: We will gather in the lot right next door to the church.

Supply Pickup: The City of Miami team will be set up at the meeting spot with trash bags, grabbers, and cleanup gear ready for check-in.

Organizer Information

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TAPARI

Dominic Umpierrez

August 15

Klean Street Klean Minds

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About This Event

Join TAPARI for our monthly Klean Streets Klean Minds neighborhood cleanup!

We believe that a clean environment supports a healthy mind and a stronger community. Each month, we bring together local neighbors, students, and community partners to roll up our sleeves, remove litter, and take pride in our shared spaces.

What We Provide:

Cleanup supplies (trash bags, gloves, and grabbers)

Hand sanitizer and water refilling stations

Verified community service hours

What to Bring:

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes

Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)

Reusable water bottle

Who Can Participate: Open to all ages and experience levels! Whether you need service hours or simply want to invest in your local neighborhood, everyone is welcome.

What Should Volunteers Bring?

Closed Toed Shoes, Hat & Sunglasses, Insect Repellent

What Will Be Provided?

Buckets, Garbage Bags, Gloves

Parking Information

Next-Door Lot: Parking is available in the lot next door to the church (please be mindful not to block the gate).

Grass Patch: You may park in the grass patch located behind the main building.

Church Parking: Parking is also available along the side of the church and inside the church parking lot, depending on space.

Meeting Spot Details

Where to Meet: We will gather in the lot right next door to the church.

Supply Pickup: The City of Miami team will be set up at the meeting spot with trash bags, grabbers, and cleanup gear ready for check-in.

Organizer Information

Dominic Umpierrez

Dominic Umpierrez

TAPARI is a South Florida non-profit built on a simple premise: real change happens through direct, hands-on action. We work on the ground with local youth, families, and residents particularly in historically underserved neighborhoods to improve day-to-day quality of life. From recurring monthly initiatives like our Klean Streets Klean Minds cleanups to community health fairs and resource drives, we bring neighbors, students, and local partners together to take pride in and ownership of our shared spaces.

We believe that community trust isn't built overnight, which is why showing up consistently matters most. By prioritizing physical involvement, keeping every project free and accessible, and meeting people right where they are, TAPARI serves as a reliable bridge for anyone looking to build cleaner, healthier, and more resilient South Florida neighborhoods from the block up.