Comcast Cares

Our team joined forces with Comcast, Citizens for a Better South Florida, and the City of Miami Parks and Recreation to create a volunteer event in celebration of the annual Comcast Cares Day. We had a successful day of volunteer work with our corporate partner Comcast! The main volunteer tasks for the day were: debris removal, […]

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The main volunteer tasks for the day were: debris removal, exotic invasive plant removal, and a park clean up!

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