Hello Friends and Families of Glenmoore!

Adopt a Highway Volunteers of Glenmoore
As spring is almost upon us, I hope you will again join us in our cleanup efforts along our adopted two-mile stretch of Little Conestoga Road. Many of us travel that road daily and have seen the build-up of trash and other debris. Most of this trash makes it’s resting spot along the side of the road as it blows out of truck beds, tossed from windows, as well as from our recycling containers on the windy winter days. Well now is the time for us to help beautify our section of the road and township.
The date that we are shooting for is Sunday, April 26th from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM (going to have to determine a rain date). We usually meet between 8:30 and 9:00 am to pass out trash bags, safety vests and go over some of the regulations imposed by PennDOT. Even if you can only help for an hour or so, that is much appreciated.
To Register:
To register yourself and/or your family, visit our Cleanup Registration page.
Please forward this link onto other residents live along Little Conestoga Rd and side streets. You can also read our initial post on Glenmoore Residents Adopt Little Conestoga Road
We are hoping to have at least 20 people this time for the cleanup event.
The following is a message from the Acting Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection for PA, John Hanger.
President Barack Obama has issued a national call to service, and the Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania is a great place to start.
“Change happens from the bottom up because people imagine a world as it should be and are willing to put in the hard work to change the country block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood,” then-candidate Obama said at the ServiceNation Summit on 9/11/2008.
Please consider serving with the Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania to cleanup and beautify your community. The success of this annual campaign depends on community volunteers like you who organize and manage cleanup events. Your contributions as event leaders in securing the right locations, rounding up volunteers, arranging for gloves, trash bags and waste disposal, and all of the other tasks, are the keys to success. Without your help, Pennsylvania wouldn’t have the outstanding results the Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania has achieved over the last five years, including:
• More than 35 million pounds of trash collected
• 768,925 volunteers
• 69,180 miles of highway cleaned
With your help again this year, we can all make the 2009 Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania a change for the better.
Let’s Pick It Up, PA!