for 45 volunteers to collect 396 lbs of trash at Chimney and Bay Bluffs Parks.
An expensive find - in keeping with a 4 ft keyboard, watch and a heart monitor from the past.
Just 167 lbs short of 21,000
Dec 7th. Trash picked up surpasses 20,000 lbs for the year....
It will be a challenge to beat the total for Dec. 2018 of 2,643 lbs! The second most ever collected in one month.
Today, students from Escambia High Beta, GBHS and West Florida helped to collect 202 lbs at Naval Live Oaks. A further 38 lbs was picked up by 9 volunteers at the S. end of Bob Sikes Bridge
Nov 30th A scenic view of Payne Bridge .....
Unmarred by 185 lbs of trash picked up by 37 volunteers. For November, 2,040 lbs picked up. Year-to-date of 19,942 lbs
Nov 23rd Prior to the rain and wind...
Nineteen volunteers at Sanders Beach picked up 109 lbs, two on the beach behind the Langdon Battery at Ft Pickens gathered 74 lbs and 25 people at Quietwater Beach gathered 125 lbs - day total of 308 lbs.
Thanks to GBHS Marine Science Club
Nov 18th OceanHour FL received a grant from....
the Gulf Breeze Will Do organization. The $2,999 will be used to purchase supplies: grabbers, gloves & garbage bags.
To read the grant award
Nov 16th To think, one month ago OceanHour volunteers picked up...
575 lbs at Wayside Park/Graffiti Bridge. Today another 540 lbs in one month!! Total lbs for day was 780 including 23 lbs pictured on the bay in front of Atlas/Fish House
In the “Photos 2019” is a photo of glitter from the Arts Festival at Bartram. We know where it is going to end up!
Nov 9th On a brisk Saturday morning...
three students from GBHS Science Nat’l Honors Society combined to be Site Captain at Chimney Park. A total of 35 volunteers (thanks to PCC Scorpions) collected 231 lbs in numerous trash bags. There was a lot of light items with the usual cig butts, Juul cartridges, flossers ….
Nov 2 Today's trash pick up took as past last year's total
46 volunteers at Naval Live Oaks, Park West and Bob Sites Bridge south collected 508 lbs bringing year’s total to 18,410 lbs!
Thanks to Walmart SuperCenter in Gulf Breeze
William Hullett, manager of Walmart Store #2533 at Tiger Point donated $1,000. The money will be used for Oceanhour Shirts for our volunteers!
Oct 19th. There were so many good photos of people I couldn't choose..
Really don’t need to write anything on this one!
From the Photos 2019 we could of outfitted parts of a house with debris from Wayside Park. Thanks to the Move On volunteers from St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church at Bruce Beach.
Day’s total of 575 lbs brings us within 277 lbs of all of last year!