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Clean Ups bring neighborhoods together!

We like to help communities get together and one of the most effective ways to get out and meet the neighbors is during a neighborhood clean up! Here at Seattle Neighborhood Group we partner with Seattle Public Utilities, or Seattle Parks Department and many other local community groups to pick up garbage, paint out graffiti, care for overgrown places, and get people out and working together. Often we are joined by other non-profit agencies from the community to do a cleanup together. Communities we will help organize cleanups in are White Center, Delridge, West Seattle, the Central Area, Capitol Hill, and Southeast Seattle.

This past year in Rainier Valley, the Bridge to Beach Makeover was a success because of the collaboration of groups like Seattle Neighborhood Group, Rainier Valley Chamber of Commerce, HomeSight, Southeast Effective Economic Development (SEED), The Rainier Valley Post, and King County Public Health. Many neighborhood-based groups joined in, like the Othello Park Alliance, and some faith based groups too made the cleanup a huge success. Other neighborhood cleanups have participants and sponsors like these from their own areas.

If you and your neighbors would like to participate in a clean up in your area, or if you would like to organize one, contact us and we can help to bring it all together!

This is what cleanups look like...

woman painting out grafitti
White Center resident paints out graffiti during a Spring Clean event.
youth volunteering to clean a high use pathway
Volunteers can quickly transform an area that looks uncared for into one that people are happy to use.
pile of huge yellow trash bags full, and some other large items picked up from a neighborhood clean
The results are impressive!
enthusiastic SNG board member serves food at a successful event
Celebrating success in the Central Area!
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