It’s time for some spring cleaning!
Join C4C, the City of Sisters, SOLVE, and Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD) for a community-wide cleanup on Saturday, April 18. Just in time for Earth Day, this is a chance to flaunt your civic muscles, rally your friends for a morning of public service, and help spruce up the town.
We’ll begin at 9 AM with free coffee and donuts in Fir Street Park (bring a mug if you can), sponsored by Sisters Bakery and Sisters Coffee Company. After a safety briefing and location assignments, we’ll split into groups and fan out across our town and neighborhoods to pick up litter and help keep Sisters looking its best.
Let’s see if we can collect enough trash to fill a Republic Services 20-yard dumpster!
Got your own “hot spot” you want to tackle? That’s fine too! Safety vests, trash bags, and gloves are provided – just show up with sturdy shoes, long pants, a water bottle, and a can-do attitude. Trash bags can be returned to Fir Street Park by noon, where they’ll be hauled away by event partner Republic Services.
Volunteers of all ages are welcome; those under 18 must sign a waiver online in advance, or bring a parent/guardian to the event to sign. Groups are strongly encouraged; consider inviting your friends, family, or whole neighborhood to tag along. We’ll have prizes for the group that collects the most trash!
NOTE: All participants will need to sign a waiver – either on-site, or online through SOLVE.
Click the button below to sign through SOLVE; you will need to create a SOLVE account, but can sign up more than one person at once.
Thank you to our event partners and sponsors!
The details:
What: Sisters Community Cleanup
Co-presented by C4C, City of Sisters, SOLVE, and SPRD
A community-wide cleanup effort
Free coffee and donuts; cleanup supplies provided; waivers required.
When: Saturday, April 18th | 9 AM - noon
Sign-in and refreshments @ 9
Safety briefing @ 9:15
Cleanup 9:30-noon
Where: Meet at Fir Street Park for coffee, donuts, and a safety briefing; then spread out across Sisters for a community-wide cleanup.
Who: Open to the public, all ages welcome.
How much: Free, just like all C4C events. Donations are appreciated!
Please contact Kellen Klein, C4C’s Executive Director, with any questions – director@citizens4community.com.