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MLK Jr. PTA, Portland, OR

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9/15/2020 PTA Meeting Minutes See more: https://t.co/fwNyotf5MY
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Christine Creighton Cralen

12 months ago

Eco-School Network Beach Clean-up

Each President’s Day, the Eco-School Network creates an opportunity for you to make a real difference for our ocean – cleaning up the site with the highest-density of plastic debris on the West Coast: the jetty at Fort Stevens State Park.

1. Please RSVP to rachel@ecoschoolnetwork.org if you are interested in attending. Please include the number of adults and children, as well as the names of children (we will have certificates for them).

2. When: Sunday, February 16th at noon

3. Where: Fort Stevens State Park, Parking Lot C

Please RSVP to rachel@ecoschoolnetwork.org so we make sure to have enough supplies.

New this year, Projects for Good, a crowdfunding and volunteer matching program for community benefit projects is raising funds and public awareness to boost the impact of our clean-up. Check out our project page and please share the link with your networks! ...

The Mega-Sift: A microplastics family beach clean-up at the Columbia River Mega Sink | Projects for Good

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Help remove tons of plastic from a sensitive Oregon jetty littered by the Great Pacific Garbage Patch! Sea Turtles Forever and Eco-School Network aims to bring 100+ volunteers to Fort Stevens on February 16 to restore this ecosystem just in time for nesting season. Donate or volunteer with us!

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Christine Creighton Cralen

2 years ago

If anyone has Allstate Insurance, please consider inquiring with your agent about their $1000 grant program where the agent volunteers 2 hours of their time and gives $1000 to the non-profit!

I asked to see if he would attend our Community Care day coming on Jan. 21st 1-3pm. Unfortunately, my agent has allocated his donations for the year. He gets $2000. Their fiscal year begins in May for new set of donations.

We can take all the help we can get! ...

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