For almost 25 years, Rudd has organized a monthly cleanup of the beach around Granada Avenue. The result has been thousands of bags of debris removed from the area and thousands of people mobilizing to help. Keep California Beautiful, a nonprofit, state-sanctioned environmental steward program, bestowed on Rudd its Hal Albertson Volunteer of the Year award for his efforts with Minute Beach Cleanup. A personal trainer who offered workouts on the beach, Rudd one day asked everyone to help him clean up.
We use this beach why don't we be good stewards? Then I said we should do this every month. He asked his friends to bring people they knew and put up fliers around town. He also asked the city to donate bags and gloves and businesses to donate refreshments.
It's people out there. Unless you have partnerships, it's not going to be successful. Rather than recognizing the program, KCB decided to recognize its founder. It speaks to how committed he is. It's just truly amazing that someone would care that much to do that for the community," Mariani said. Mariani said Hal Albertson had organized highway and roadway cleanup in Placer County for nearly 20 years.
He passed away in late It's nice to see a young man really committed to cleaning up his neighborhood. Justin Rudd, E. Tax ID is As a c3 nonprofit corporation governed by a board of directors, contributions to CAT are tax deductible and are used to help produce quality events within our community that benefit children, animals, and the environment.
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