It’s That Green Time Of The Year Again!

Help Us Make Our World A Cleaner Place.

As a green and eco-friendly hotel, The Palms Hotel & Spa

will be hosting for the 4th time in a row

  

THE INTERNATIONAL AND MIAMI-DADE COASTAL CLEAN-UP

Saturday, September 21, 2013

9am-noon

(meeting point hotel’s garden)

Show that you care and join us!

This is the world’s largest volunteer effort of its kind! Thousands of volunteers

from over 100 countries will spend their morning collecting millions of pounds of litter

and debris on inland roadsides, coastal areas, inland lakes and rivers.

In Miami-Dade County volunteers will assist in this effort to clean and protect the environment by eliminating debris that injures wildlife and contaminates our beaches.

Last year, over 560,000 volunteers worldwide collected more than 10 million pounds of trash

on almost 18,000 miles of coast during the 2012 International Coastal Cleanup.

In Miami-Dade County alone, over 4,000 volunteers joined together at 42 coastal and inland sites

to help restore the health of Miami’s beaches and waterways.

Immediately after the Cleanup all volunteers are invited

to the Volunteer Appreciation Party

at Sea Aquarium from noon to 3:30pm!

To volunteer, please sign up by following this link.

http://www.miamidadecoastalcleanup.org/register.php?id=195

PLEASE NOTE:

All children (preferably 7 years or older) are welcome to participate with an accompanying adult.

If you will be bringing a minor make sure that you are legally allowed to sign a release form for them or contact: green@thepalmshotel.com beforehand to receive and fill out the release forms.

Please note that this event is not an event organized by The Palms Hotel & Spa and your participation is as a volunteer for MIAMI-DADE COASTAL CLEANUP and THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH

Meeting point on the day of the event will be in the garden on the South Lawn

Valet parking is available at $21. On-street parking is available as well as public parking lots on 27th and 35th Street and Collins Avenue at $1 per hour. Walking, biking, public transport and car-pooling are encouraged.