Keep Mission Beautiful says Trash Bash drew more than 400 volunteers
Summary
Keep Mission Beautiful leaders described their annual Trash Bash as the group's flagship volunteer event, reporting more than 400 participants of all ages and thanking local school districts for bringing students to the cleanup.
On the City of Mission podcast, Mario Cantu, chairman of Keep Mission Beautiful, described the organization's annual Trash Bash event and outreach methods including QR-code signups and social-media promotion. "We had over 400 participants from all ages," Cantu said, noting student participation brought by local school districts.
Mayor Nori Gonzalez Garza and the guests credited school districts and community volunteers for the event’s success and said the Trash Bash is a core activity for educating children about litter prevention. Organizers said they plan to build on this year’s turnout when recruiting volunteers for future cleanups and grant-backed projects.
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