About this Event
Join us for a community cleanup in Oakland on Saturday, January 18th from 9 AM - 12 PM at Damon Slough!
Help us protect our coastal habitats and connect with our partners Save The Bay, as well as other ocean change-makers in the Bay Area community! Volunteers are invited to join Oceanic Global, the Oakland Roots and Oakland Soul Soccer Clubs, and Corona USA for a litter cleanup of the area surrounding the beach and San Francisco Bay shoreline, preventing marine debris and microplastics from entering our waterways.
Entrance, Parking & Access Details:
Meeting Point: Meet the team at Damon Slough (PIN HERE)
Public Transit & Parking:
- This event is BARTable! It is a 20 minute walk from Coliseum Bart Station or take the 98 bus to 66th Ave and Coliseum Way and walk 10 minutes from there.
- Closest Bus Stop: 66th Ave and Coliseum Way
- Parking at Damon Slough and overflow across the street. Limited street parking is available. Please consider carpooling or using public transportation!
Accessibility: Damon Slough is ADA accessible, but please expect mixed terrain and sandy conditions. Most cleanup activities at this location should be able to accommodate a wide range of abilities and ages. Save The Bay strives to include volunteers of all abilities in our programs. If you have specific access needs, please reach out to [email protected] to coordinate.
What to pack: Volunteers will be provided with clean-up supplies, including gloves and bags. Come dressed comfortably for the clean-up, we require closed-toe shoes and bring your reusable water bottle. If you'd like, feel free to bring your own gardening gloves and reusable bags!
Activities:
- ~ 9:00 AM Volunteer Sign-in & grounding remarks by the Save the Bay Team & Oceanic Global
- ~ 9:15 AM Cleanup to protect Oakland!
- ~ 11:30 AM Impact Sorting & Closing Remarks
Oceanic Global and Corona are on a mission to clean up 100 beaches and remove 1 million pounds of plastic waste by 2025. Since 2021, Oceanic Global (“the Guiding Partner”) has partnered with Corona USA to host a nationwide series of volunteer Community Cleanups across the country as part of the ‘Protect Our Beaches’ program. Each year the program includes a series of Community Cleanups which are supported by mission-aligned local NGO partners.
Oceanic Global reminds us of humanity’s original role in earth’s broader ecosystems and guides us in restoring equilibrium to our blue planet. Our core pillars of focus are designed to deepen humanity’s connection to the ocean as the lifeblood of the earth, provide tangible solutions for resilience, and create a blueprint for coexisting in harmony with our natural world. The 501(c)(3) non-profit sheds light on humanity’s essential relationship to the ocean and empowers individuals, communities, and industries to create positive change for our collective wellbeing.
For more information about this event or to learn more about , visit or follow Oceanic Global on Instagram
- Share the Cleanup Series with your community in San Francisco!
- Join a Regional Hub Volunteer Chapter to support grassroots action in your community
- to support Oceanic Global in protecting the ocean and our collective wellbeing
- Sign-up to the Oceanic Global Newsletter to stay informed about Ocean Action & upcoming events
Corona USA is on a mission to clean up 100 beaches and remove 1 million pounds of plastic from their business and beaches by 2025. Corona is our flagship sponsor for the Hub Cleanup series. If you'd like to join other cleanup events to help Corona and Oceanic Global achieve their goal, discover the full 'Protect Our Beaches' cleanup series calendar here.
@coronausa
For over 60 years, Save The Bay has been a trusted and proven entity protecting San Francisco Bay. In 1961, three citizen activists, Sylvia McLaughlin, Kay Kerr, and Esther Gulick, were alarmed by the years of pollution and destruction to their beloved Bay. Our founders mobilized their community to “save the bay” and from these roots a movement grew.
Like the challenges of the past, the threats we face now lie beyond the power of any single entity or individual to solve. With the support and partnerships of individuals, companies, and organizations Save The Bay is mounting efforts to make Bay Area communities sustainable, healthy, and equitable for all residents.
@saveSFbay
Oakland Roots is a purpose-driven men’s soccer team that seeks to harness the magic of Oakland and the power of sports as a social force for good.
Oakland Soul women’s soccer team serves as an elite pathway to pro soccer, providing a high-quality training environment while empowering players. One day at a time…one game at a time.
@oaklandroots @oaklandsoulsc
Discover the beauty and diversity of Northern California aquatic life at Aquarium of the Bay. Located on the historic San Francisco waterfront at PIER 39, the Aquarium is home to more than 20,000 marine animals including sleek sharks and rays, secretive octopus, hypnotic jellyfish, sparkling anchovies, frolicking river otters, and many more.
@aquariumofthebay
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Damon Slough, Oakport Street, Oakland, United States
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