Trash Club is happy that Spring is here and we are ready to start regular monthly litter pickups again! We just did the first at Rhodes Skate Park, and now we are moving to Veterans Park for April. Join us at the parking lot nearest the river on April 11, 2026, for our next litter pick-up. If you’ve been with us for a while, you know that this is another one of our main areas of concentration. We will be starting at 10:00 a.m. and will finish by 11:30 a.m. Please sign up and join us! Feel welcome to attend and help even if the free Eventbrite tickets are sold out. Families are always welcome and this area close to the river greenbelt makes a great place to walk and enjoy the outdoors. It often has a lot of litter and trash, and your efforts make a great difference for everyone. Unlikely, but if there is snow on the ground that morning, the event will be postponed. Thanks so much and see you there!
The Ironman race on July 25 is also seeking volunteers to help keep the race area clean during their event. If you are interested in helping, you can contact the race organizers at www.ironman.com or you can email the Trash Club and I will try to coordinate with any other interested litter haters like you and me.
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Trash Club is a Boise, Idaho based nonprofit with the mission of keeping the Treasure Valley litter-free.
As of March, 2026, many, many volunteers have picked up an estimated…
11,400 pounds of litter and counting
…throughout The Treasure Valley. We hope
you join us at a future event!
We believe that the best way to eliminate litter is by example.
Through our programs, Trash Club not only provides a simple, yet meaningful way for individuals, families, and organizations to give back to our community, but we are actively setting an example that litter is not welcome in the Treasure Valley. Please join us at one of our upcoming clean-ups.
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“Whatever the reasons are, it’s valuable. It feels valuable. And sometimes when it can feel thankless – as it sometimes might – remember that it’s valuable to the community. And remind yourself that if the community was watching every time you bent over to pick up a cigarette butt, you can bet they’d be thinking, “they must be a really good person,” and they’d be right.”
