Some of the MLK Day of Service Sustainability related Events

  • University CityGreen in University City.
    MLK Day of Service 9-12pm
    At the Woodlands Cemetery -40th and Woodland Ave. for clearing out winter debris.
    Please RSVP.             215-573-4684       lunch and tools provided.
  • January 16 2012, MLK Day of Service – Join the staff of the Trolley Car Diner and East and West Mount Airy Neighbors in sprucing up A.B. Day School with paint in the staff lounge, corridors, nurse’s office and you may attend to housing workshops.
    What: Mt. Airy USA Martin Luther King Day of Service Project
    Where: A.B. Day Elementary School,
    6324-42 Crittenden Street (corner Johnson Street) Philadelphia, PA 19144
    When: Monday, January 16, 2011
    Time: 9:00 am-1:00 pm
    Refreshments: Provided by Trolley Car Diner
    Project Coordinators:Cynthia Bradley, Mt. Airy Airy USA, & Erica Hawthorne, Trolley Car DinerRSVP: Cynthia Bradley at cbradley@mtairyusa.org or call 215-844-6021 , x214
    For more information, visit: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=usqlrun6&oeidk=a07e5encggm23f92c30
  • Clean and de-weed Bartram’s Gardens, an historic estate with gardens in West Philadelphia that serves as a ‘community cultural center’ for the city.
    Time: 9 AM – Noon on Monday, January 16th
    Location: Bartram’s Garden 54th St. and Lindbergh Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19143
    All gloves and tools will be provided
  • Join the Occupy Vacant Lots group to help clean up the 1900 block of E Willard Street near Kensington & Allegheny from 3-5pm.
    Contact: rojomello@gmail.com
    There is an El stop close to this location if you’re taking public transport. Bring trash bags, gloves, food, drink, warm clothes, smiles & love. We’ll all switch off between cleaning, brainstorming, & talking with area residents. Whatever you want to do during this action, come do it!This is just the beginning. We envision a future Philadelphia where every vacant lot is a free food-producing space, community orchard/ food forest, community park space, beautiful flower garden, or some variation thereof. Access to fresh, free food will take us to the next step of self-sufficiency & break us from the cycle of dependency we have on the government & fossil fuel-guzzling corporate food system.
    We want to act hand-in-hand with pre-existing community organizations, resident activists, children, religious & educational institutions, & every individual in this city tirelessly working towards these same goals. If we combine minds, hearts, & resources we won’t have to wait around anymore for someone else to make the changLet’s take our city & our happiness in our hands! Rise up together!
    What to bring:
    - Warm clothes that can get dirty
    - Trash Bags (big, black heavy duty ones are best)
    - Gardening gloves or work gloves
    - Food & drink for sharing with others
    - REUSABLE dishes & silverware to eat & drink with!

 

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