Adopt A Road Through EnviroCorps
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An easy way to adopt a road
Government adopt a road programs can be some what burdensome. EnviroCorps has come up with a Litter Free Roads program that addresses problems with the system and makes it easy for people to participate. EnviroCorps has assisted companies and individuals in adopting 18 sections of road. This lens will inform you how you can help keep them litter free or assist in adopting other road sections.
To learn more about EnviroCorps click here.
To learn about some of the tools and safety items concerning patrolling for road litter click here.
Litter Free Roads sponsors and supporters needed
Feel good without volunteering your valuable time
It takes $150 to assure a section of road is picked up once. To adopt a road we need to pick it up at least every three months. A sponsor is needed to contribute $150 quarterly to meet the minimum requirements. Two road signs with sponsors name on them will be installed. LaborWorks temporary services or EnviroCorps volunteers do all the work.Also if 5 supporters each contribute $10 a month or $120 a year we can adopt a section of road.
When making a contribution give us the number (#?) of the road section you would like to support or if it is simply a general Litter Free Roads program donation. The more support for a particular road section we have, the more often it will get picked up.
You can make a reoccurring monthly donation by clicking here NOW.
Thank you for your help.
Vernon Young
EnviroCorps president
(253) 265-6162
Help Keep Ford Drive and 32nd Street Free of Litter
EnviroCorps has adopt Ford Drive and 32nd Street on the Gig Harbor Peninsula, Washington State. Six hundred dollars is needed to adopt a road for one year. A two year commitment is needed. Several residents have made contributions and Squidoo LLC has contributed enough money that we are about to meet our goal. A volunteer has agreed to pick up the litter so we have now officially adopted this road section even thought we are a little short on funding.You can help put us over the top by donating $10 a month now!
Volunteering your time with EnviroCorps
How to stay fit and trim and help your community
People have very busy lives these days and do not wish to make long term commitments. Most adopt a road programs require a 2 year commitment before the road can be officially adopted.EnviroCorps has partnered with businesses and individuals that have sponsored the adoption of various road sections. They may or may not wish to volunteer their time to pick up the litter. EnviroCorps first choice is to ask volunteers to pick up the litter. If no volunteers can be found we utilize LaborWorks temporary services. When volunteers assist us, we have more funds to help expand our programs.
To see where and when we need volunteers go to this module.
EnviroCorps Adopt a Road sections on the Gig Harbor Peninsula
Do you live close to one of these adopted roads?
#1. (Burnham, Sehmel, and Bujacich)
#2. (70 Ave, 32 Street, Warren Drive)
#3. (Burnham, Woodhill, and 70th Ave)
#4. (Artondale Dr, Wollochet Dr and 70 Ave)
#5. (Fillmore or 56th St NW and Gustafson)
#6. (36th St NW, 22nd Ave NW, Jahn Ave & Stone Dr.)
#9. (Peacock Hill Ave NW)
#10. (Skansie Ave NW)
#11 A&B. (Olympic DR, Point Fosdick & 56th St. NW)
#12 (Point Fosdick Drive.)
#14 (Sehmel Drive area)
EnviroCorps litter free roads program on the Key Peninsula
Officially adopted:
#7. (Key Peninsula HWY KPN)
#13 (Herron Road)
Disposing of litter can be fun
The EnviroCorps Mall Shopping Center
Are you an online shopper?You can now directly, financially benefit EnviroCorps by shopping online for the things you already buy.
Participating stores include:
* Old Navy
* Home Depot
* Kohls
* Office Depot
* American Eagle
* Dell Computers
and over 100 more stores!
Click Here to Shop!
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Yvonne Puryear
Oct 25, 2009 @ 8:19 am | delete
- I like it very nice
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dagsmith
Oct 20, 2009 @ 6:33 pm | delete
- A great program! Thanks for sharing this information - I hope it inspires other EnviroCorps to take communicate in this way.
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