Little Havana Community Cleanup

Little Havana Community Cleanup

Looking for a quick, impactful way to volunteer in Miami? Join Everyday Advocates on Saturday, October 10 for a two-hour community cleanup and neighborhood inspection in Miami’s Historic Little Havana.

Working in small teams, volunteers will walk the neighborhood to pick up litter, identify basic safety hazards, and help keep our local streets clean and accessible.

What You’ll Be Doing

Clean Up Neighborhood Streets: Help pick up trash before it reaches local storm drains and waterways.

Report Safety & Street Issues: Note everyday hazards like clogged storm drains, broken streetlights, or damaged sidewalks so they can be fixed by local agencies.

Friendly Team Challenges: Connect with fellow volunteers through quick, fun scavenger hunt prompts along the route!

Why It Matters

Neighborhoods thrive when community members come together! Your two hours on the ground directly support Little Havana residents by beautifying neighborhood streets, keeping litter out of local storm drains, and making everyday walking safer and more accessible for local families.

What to Know Before You Go

What to Wear: Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (required).

What to Bring: Reusable water bottle and sunscreen.

What We Provide: Gloves, trash grabbers, bags, safety gear, and refreshments.

Students: Verified community service hours are available upon request.

Registration & Youth Policy

All volunteers must complete a registration form.

Minors (Under 18): Must have a parent/guardian complete their portion of the form and must be accompanied by an adult.

Accompanying Adults: Must fill out their own separate registration form.

Organizer Information

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Caleb Merendino

October 10

Little Havana Community Cleanup

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About This Event

Looking for a quick, impactful way to volunteer in Miami? Join Everyday Advocates on Saturday, October 10 for a two-hour community cleanup and neighborhood inspection in Miami’s Historic Little Havana.

Working in small teams, volunteers will walk the neighborhood to pick up litter, identify basic safety hazards, and help keep our local streets clean and accessible.

What You’ll Be Doing

Clean Up Neighborhood Streets: Help pick up trash before it reaches local storm drains and waterways.

Report Safety & Street Issues: Note everyday hazards like clogged storm drains, broken streetlights, or damaged sidewalks so they can be fixed by local agencies.

Friendly Team Challenges: Connect with fellow volunteers through quick, fun scavenger hunt prompts along the route!

Why It Matters

Neighborhoods thrive when community members come together! Your two hours on the ground directly support Little Havana residents by beautifying neighborhood streets, keeping litter out of local storm drains, and making everyday walking safer and more accessible for local families.

What to Know Before You Go

What to Wear: Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (required).

What to Bring: Reusable water bottle and sunscreen.

What We Provide: Gloves, trash grabbers, bags, safety gear, and refreshments.

Students: Verified community service hours are available upon request.

Registration & Youth Policy

All volunteers must complete a registration form.

Minors (Under 18): Must have a parent/guardian complete their portion of the form and must be accompanied by an adult.

Accompanying Adults: Must fill out their own separate registration form.

Organizer Information

Caleb Merendino

Caleb Merendino