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PVNA says Dumpster Day raised $813 and built volunteer ties
Summary
PVNA reported Dumpster Day on Sept. 13 drew 150 drop‑offs, volunteers including Boy Scouts and community members, and $813 in donations; the board characterized the event as successful community building.
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Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Association reported that Dumpster Day on Sept. 13 attracted a large volunteer crew (including Ronda and the Boy Scouts), collected 150 drop‑offs and raised $813 in donations.
The board described the event as a positive community building activity that supported local businesses at the Chop Chop Food Court and helped the association build a volunteer corps. "Dumpster Day brought in $813," the minutes state.
PVNA leaders said the event helped recruit volunteers and strengthen ties with neighborhood businesses; they also noted recent socials that helped bring in new members.
