Sweep the Hooch
Saturday, March 23rd, 2022- 9AM-12PM
Keep North Fulton is proud to be a cleanup site for Sweep the Hooch – held March 23, 9am to 12pm!
Back for the 14th year, Sweep the Hooch is an annual day of service to the Chattahoochee River watershed, mobilizing volunteers on foot, in waders, or kayak/canoe paddlers to remove trash at locations throughout the watershed. Sweep the Hooch brings people together to give back to the mighty river that gives us so much. At last year’s cleanup, more than 1,500 volunteers worked together to remove a cumulative 32 tons of trash. Of that, more than 3 tons were recycled.
Our cleanup location is the Morgan Falls Overlook Park. Advance registration is required but participation is free. Click here to register - https://chattahoochee.org/sweep-the-hooch/
Neighbors Helping Neighbors Through the SNAP Shortfall
We are not worried about running out of food. We are worried about our neighbors who need help. Just based on the increased number of inquiries for help in the last 3 days, we know that an increased demand is real. We were born from a crisis, and we will continue to do whatever we need to do to make sure no one goes hungry in our backyard. We will be the solid safety net when the federal one frays. That is to say – with your help.
CLICK HERE to Volunteer
CLICK HERE to Donate
For a food emergency:
Call or text 770-882-7209