Miami Waterkeeper one of Hydro Flask’s Grant Recipients of the 2018 Parks for All Charitable Giving Program!

In November 2018, Hydro Flask, the award-winning leader in high performance, insulated stainless steel flasks, announced the recipients of it 2018 Parks for All Charitable Giving Program. We are excited to say that Miami Waterkeeper is one of those grantees! Hydro Flask launched its charitable grant and advocacy “Parks for All” program in January 2017. Parks […]

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In November 2018, Hydro Flask, the award-winning leader in high performance, insulated stainless steel flasks, announced the recipients of it 2018 Parks for All Charitable Giving Program. We are excited to say that Miami Waterkeeper is one of those grantees!

Hydro Flask launched its charitable grant and advocacy “Parks for All” program in January 2017. Parks for All supports the development, maintenance, and accessibility of public green spaces in the United States and beyond so people everywhere can live healthier, happier and more fulfilled lives.

In addition to the nationally focused grants, Parks for All is also contributing over $152,000 in regionally focused grants to non-profits, including Miami Waterkeeper. This grant supports Miami Waterkeeper’s volunteer programs like our monthly beach cleanups and our 1,000 Eyes on the Water Program. These programs help Miami Waterkeeper ensure that everyone has access to swimmable, fishable, and drinkable water.

To sign up for a water patrol training or volunteer at a beach cleanup, click HERE!

Thank you Hydro Flask Parks for All!

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/miami_waterkeeper_one_of_hydro_flask_s_grant_recipients_of_the_2018_parks_for_all_charitable_giving_program

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