TN Great American CleanupTm 2012
Event Wrap-Up Report Form

(Submit your completed report by no later than June 11, 2012)

Your name:

Your email:

Sponsoring Organization/County:

County:

Please type or email a summary of your local activaties during Great American Cleanup™  2012 from March to May. Tell us your story and include the local VIPS and organizations that helped you. Did you get any media coverage? What project was your favorite?  Why?

Describe how you incorporated the StopLitterTm Campaign in your GAC events
 
Event Locations(s):
Event Date:
# of events held::
How many volunteers:
# of volunteer hours:
# of participants:
# of community service or court ordered workers:
# of government employees (pd/in-kind):
# of Communities involved: communities
# of community groups who participated

Respond to all that apply to your event(s):

Pounds of litter/debris & bulky waste collected:
(1 30 gallon bag = est. 20 lbs.)		 lbs.
Miles of streets, roads, and highways cleaned and beautified?: miles
Acres of parks/public lands/open spaces cleaned and beautified?: acres
Miles of hiking/biking/nature trails cleaned and beautified?: miles
# of playgrounds/community recreation areas built, cleaned, restored, constructed:
Miles of rivers/lakes/shorelines cleaned?: miles
# of underwater cleanups conducted:
# of acres of wetlands cleaned & improved:
How many illegal dumps cleaned up?: dumps
# of junk cars removed/collected for recycling:
Pounds of clothing collected for reuse:
(1 30 gallon bag = est. 30 lbs.)
Estimated $ value of clothing collected:
Who did you donate the clothing to:
Pounds of plastic bottles (PET) collected for recycling:
Pounds of glass collected for recycling:
Pounds of aluminum/steel collected for recycling:
Pounds of newspaper collected for recycling:
# of tires collected for recycling: (1 tire=24 lbs.)
Pounds of batteries collected for recycling:
Pounds of electronics recycled:
# of garden, landscape, xeriscape and green space areas created or improved:
# of edible community gardens planted/replanted:
# of trees planted:
# of flowers & bulbs planted: (includes bulbs planted in fall of 2010 for spring of 2011)
# of homes painted, renovated, built:
# of community/commercial buildings painted, renovated, built:
# of graffiti sites removed/abated:
# of education workshops/community outreach presentations held:
# of adults in attendance (at above workshops):
# of children in attendance (at above workshops):
# of general awareness events held: (e.g. litter free events, booths @ events, fairs, festivals, etc.)
# of people in community audience: (at above general awareness events)
What was the most unusual item collected?:
We e-mailed photos to emcdavis@memphis.edu (yes/no):