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Beach and park cleanups are a fun and meaningful way for individuals and groups to contribute to the beauty and health of our local environment. Whether you're flying solo, organizing a large team of students for community service hours or team building within your corporation, there's a way for everyone to get involved!

Palm Beach County partners with several eco-conscious organizations that host monthly cleanups from Boca Raton to Tequesta. (See profiles below)

Want to join an existing cleanup?

Organizing a group cleanup?
Groups of 5 to 100 (or more!) participants can obtain a free permit through the Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department. (Note: Fees apply only if you're reserving a pavilion)

Please be sure to:

Cleanup supplies are available for pickup and include:
• Buckets
• Grabbers
• Scale
• Gloves
• Garbage bags

For questions or more information, please contact our Volunteer Services team at parksvol@pbc.gov 

Connect with Our Adopt-a-Park Partners
You can also team up with some of our amazing long-time Adopt-a-Park partners. These eco-focused organizations are doing incredible work across Palm Beach County:
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Beach Bucket Foundation [external link] collaborates with local businesses and non-profits to coordinate large group cleanups. They’ve also installed cleanup stations at many of our parks, allowing beach lovers to grab a bucket and help keep their favorite beach clean—every day of the week!

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Friends of Jupiter Beach [external link] is a passionate, grass-roots organization that hosts monthly cleanups at Ocean Cay in Jupiter. Each month, hundreds of volunteers come together to protect this beautiful stretch of coastline. (Sign up directly on their website!)

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F.O.R.C.E. – Florida Off-Road Cycling Enthusiasts [external link] is dedicated to maintaining the 21 miles of trails at Dyer Park, offering support through regular cleanups and stewardship of this beloved biking destination.​

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Loggerhead Marinelife Center [external link] is a renowned non-profit and scientific center focused on sea turtle conservation. They offer self-guided public tours every Saturday and frequently host eco-friendly initiatives to support marine life.

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Pura Vida Divers [external link] hosts monthly cleanups at Phil Foster Park, under the iconic Blue Heron Bridge—on both land and underwater! A great option for snorkelers and divers looking to make a difference.

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Sea Turtle Adventures [external link] is focused on conserving local sea turtle populations. They also provide marine education and offer nature-based programs and life-skills training for adults with disabilities.