Refuse Refuse San Francisco

The entire K-8 student body from Lawton Alternative School hopped on the N Judah to the end of the line.

Massive cleanup force of kids, parents & SFUSD teachers deployed to Ocean Beach, Sunset Dunes, Golden Gate Park & the Outer Sunset neighborhood to pick it clean of litter. And Recology was on the spot to take away 30+ bags of trash.

Go Lions!

Neighborhood cleanups are one of the most SF things you can do.

This past weekend in San Francisco, 400 volunteers removed over 400 bags of trash from streets, parks, and beaches at 32 separate cleanups citywide.

Being and seeing a clean city is what we're about. Join in!

These Thank You notes from students at The Hamlin School and Rooftop School were very motivating.

These “little street clean-ups” are a small thing that has inspired 20,000 unique volunteers to remove over 130,000 gallons of litter pollution from San Francisco streets.

Nice little group of volunteers on a sunny Thursday afternoon in San Francisco at the One Richmond Cleanup on Clement St.

Half new, half returning. From early 20s to senior, been in SF for a couple months to born & raised. All coming together to keep our pretty city clean!

Out clearing medians of weeds again this morning, cleaned out 5 of them at the chain of islands on Masonic at Euclid/Bush.

The Masonic Cleanup crew is out here consistently every Wednesday, allowing us to do more and clean further afield. Join us!

This past last weekend in May in San Francisco, 450 neighbors cleared 460+ bags of litter from the local environment.

Over the past 5 years, volunteers have removed over 130,000 gallons of trash, enough to fill two Olympic-sized swimming pools. But we still want an even cleaner SF!

Good morning San Francisco!

Nice group of people at the Sunset Walking Club Cleanup. The walking club meets every Friday from 730-830am at Lincoln & 25th in GGP and we partner on a cleanup on the last Friday of the month.

4 full bags, just another walk in the park.

Morning cleanup with the team from EyeSmart - American Academy of Ophthalmology who came out to North Beach to pick up litter.

The neighborhood is looking better thanks to the weekly cleanup on Saturdays at Luke’s Local, but lots of cups, napkins, wrappers, pizza boxes, and a gazillion cigarette butts.

This past Memorial Day Weekend, 420 volunteers were compelled to serve by removing 460+ bags of litter from our environment, one piece at a time.

We pay respect to those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country with our own small act of service to the community.