Love San Clemente Volunteer Week is Wednesday July 6 2016 thru Wednesday July 13 2016.
San Clemente Beach Cleanup is Friday July 8 2016.
San Clemente Pier Beach Cleanup on Friday July 8 2016 at 9:00am to 11:00am
Pick up trash on our beaches! Gloves and bags will be provided. Be sure to bring water and sunscreen!
Meet at the pier and they will send some folks north and others south.
This is a great project for kids!
A fun idea is to pack a lunch and have a picnic on the beach after picking up trash.
San Clemente Pier is located at 615 Avenida Victoria in San Clemente.
There is metered parking near the Pier.
Bob Baker, Mayor of San Clemente, issued a proclamation declaring July 6 2016-July 13 2016 Love San Clemente Week
Love San Clemente is a grass roots coalition of local churches and San Clemente community volunteers that unite to show God’s love to San Clemente in practical ways.
Each year Love San Clemente targets five areas to “love bomb.”
Love San Clemente helps Senior Citizens, Needy Families, Schools,The Military and San Clemente Community Projects.
This year’s event will include beautification projects at Concordia Elementary School, Beach Clean Up projects with the San Clemente Watershed Task Force, Maintenance projects with Gilchrest House, volunteering for Family Assistance Ministries and Family Outreach Programs at Max Berg Park, Mendocino of Talega Apartments and Camp Pendleton.
Now in it’s fifth year, Love San Clemente gathers around 200 volunteers from a number of local churches and community groups. The San Clemente churches with participating volunteers include Heritage Christian Fellowship, Cornerstone Community Church, San Clemente Presbyterian, Southcoast Church International, The Shoreline Church and Calvary Chapel San Clemente.
Participants will be wearing a Love San Clemente t-shirt with a logo designed by Madison Davis, the women’s fashion designer for Stance Socks.
Her designs have been featured in the Sports Illustrated, Free People and Novella Royalle.
To register for a project visit Love San Clemente.
