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The Indy Greenways Fall Cleanup

Thursday, October 1, 2020

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Looking for a way to stay active and make a difference in the community?Join us as we clean up Indy Greenways. The simple act of carrying along a garbage bag and picking up trash on your next visit can make a big difference.In this time of social-distancing, we are calling on everyone to help make a difference and help us clean up the greenways. Here’s how it works:


To participate, register at: Indy Greenways Fall Cleanup


Make sure to “LIKE” the Indianapolis Greenways Partnership Facebook Page and Follow us on Instagram


Pick up your free Indianapolis Greenways Partnership t-shirt and trash bag on September 29 or 30 at the Taylor Siefker Williams Design Group office, 10 S. New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, IN between 4:00-6:00 pm. 


Between October 1-10, visit a section of any of Indy Greenways’ nine trails and collect trash along a section of the trail---you choose the location and distance.Current Indy Greenways include: Central Canal Towpath, Eagle Creek Greenway, Fall Creek Greenway, Little Buck Creek Greenway, Monon Rail-trail, Pennsy Trail, Pleasant Run Greenway, Pogues Run Greenway, White River Greenway. 


While there, take a selfie at a notable feature (trail sign, milemarker, notable waterway) and post to your Facebook or Instagram account with the name of the greenway and #IndyGreenwaysFallCleanup and #indianapolisgreenwayspartnership. You can also send your photos to info@greenwayspartnership.com. Be sure to wear your Indianapolis Greenways Partnership t-shirt and we will share your good deeds with the world! 


When done, carry the trash out and dispose of properly 


The clean-up is open to everyone. This is intended to be a socially distanced event.


Participants are encouraged to complete the clean-up as part of their individual use of the greenways and to follow all of Marion County’s guidelines for wearing masks (wear masks if you cannot be more than 6 feet apart from others, even in outdoor spaces) and social distancing.

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