Trash or Treat Cleanup

Trash or Treat Cleanup

Join SeaKeepers, Miami Waterkeeper, and ResilientSea at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park for another Halloween fun-filled cleanup on October 25, 2026 from 9AM - 12PM! Come in your Halloween costume to take part in a costume contest, a beach cleanup, and pumpkin carving and painting (while supplies last). Halloween is an extremely wasteful holiday between frequently replaced, polyester costumes, single-use decorations and candy wrappers. Be part of the solution by removing trash from our coastlines and celebrating sustainably. 

Waiver: All volunteers must complete the mandatory Liability and Appearance Release Waiver HERE to participate in the cleanup. 

Meeting spot: Meet us at the Dance Pavilion, the large white tent closest to the blue bathroom buildings. A map will be emailed to all registered volunteers.

Parking information: Free parking is available throughout the park, just let the guard at the entrance know you are here for the beach cleanup. To save emissions, carpooling is always recommended!

Volunteers should bring: 

  • Hat and sunglasses
  • Sturdy shoes (close-toe preferred)
  • Water in a reusable water bottle
  • Sunscreen and bug spray 
  • Your best halloween costume!

We will provide:

  • Buckets and bags
  • Gloves and pickers
  • Water refills
  • Community service hours
  • A spooky time

Claim a ticket to RSVP. For any questions or concerns, email lillian@seakeepers.org. 

What Should Volunteers Bring?

  • Closed Toed Shoes
  • Hat & Sunglasses
  • Insect Repellent
  • Sunscreen
  • Water In Reusable Bottle

What Will Be Provided?

  • Buckets
  • Garbage Bags
  • Gloves
  • Pickers
  • Water Refills

Parking Information

Free parking is available throughout the park, just let the guard at the entrance know you are here for the beach cleanup. To save emissions, carpooling is always recommended!

Meeting Spot Details

Meet us at the Dance Pavilion, the large white tent closest to the blue bathroom buildings. A map will be emailed to all registered volunteers.

Organizer Information

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The International SeaKeepers Society

Lillian Engelhard

October 25

Trash or Treat Cleanup

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About This Event

Join SeaKeepers, Miami Waterkeeper, and ResilientSea at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park for another Halloween fun-filled cleanup on October 25, 2026 from 9AM - 12PM! Come in your Halloween costume to take part in a costume contest, a beach cleanup, and pumpkin carving and painting (while supplies last). Halloween is an extremely wasteful holiday between frequently replaced, polyester costumes, single-use decorations and candy wrappers. Be part of the solution by removing trash from our coastlines and celebrating sustainably. 

Waiver: All volunteers must complete the mandatory Liability and Appearance Release Waiver HERE to participate in the cleanup. 

Meeting spot: Meet us at the Dance Pavilion, the large white tent closest to the blue bathroom buildings. A map will be emailed to all registered volunteers.

Parking information: Free parking is available throughout the park, just let the guard at the entrance know you are here for the beach cleanup. To save emissions, carpooling is always recommended!

Volunteers should bring: 

  • Hat and sunglasses
  • Sturdy shoes (close-toe preferred)
  • Water in a reusable water bottle
  • Sunscreen and bug spray 
  • Your best halloween costume!

We will provide:

  • Buckets and bags
  • Gloves and pickers
  • Water refills
  • Community service hours
  • A spooky time

Claim a ticket to RSVP. For any questions or concerns, email lillian@seakeepers.org. 

What Should Volunteers Bring?

Closed Toed Shoes, Hat & Sunglasses, Insect Repellent, Sunscreen, Water In Reusable Bottle

What Will Be Provided?

Buckets, Garbage Bags, Gloves, Pickers, Water Refills

Parking Information

Free parking is available throughout the park, just let the guard at the entrance know you are here for the beach cleanup. To save emissions, carpooling is always recommended!

Meeting Spot Details

Meet us at the Dance Pavilion, the large white tent closest to the blue bathroom buildings. A map will be emailed to all registered volunteers.

Organizer Information

Lillian Engelhard

Lillian Engelhard

The International SeaKeepers Society supports marine science and conservation by utilizing privately owned yachts as platforms for oceanographic research, educational outreach, and marine conservation. Our efforts eliminate vessel costs and permit scientists to allocate those funds to maximize research potential. SeaKeepers shares its mission of ocean research and conservation with local communities through educational events, beach cleanups, and yachting industry functions.