- November 23, 2024
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Junior Chamber, Waste Pro Cleanup group picture. Courtesy of Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber
Coutesy of Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber
Courtesy of Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber
The most interesting item found: A full bottle of men’s Versace cologne. Courtesy of Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber
by: Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber
About 20 volunteers organized by Waste Pro and the Junior Chamber of Commerce cleaned up the rights of way around Flagler Palm Coast High School and State Road 100 on July 23.
The volunteers broke into two teams to clean the right of way and sidewalks along S.R. 100 from Wawa to Belle Terre Boulevard and along Bulldog Drive next to FPC.
Junior Chamber student leader Jasmine Coache created the community cleanup initiative and the Junior Chamber's “Green Team.”
Coache is beginning her junior year at FPC.
“Our Junior Chamber student leader Jasmine Coache walks down this sidewalk every day during the school year," said Greg Blose, president and CEO of the Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber. "The cleanup idea is Jasmine’s, and with Waste Pro’s support, we were happy to help make sure the path travelled by students to and from FPC is free of glass, trash and debris.”
The Junior Chamber is a nonprofit organization designed to help business leaders directly support local students in our high schools.
The most interesting item found during the cleanup was a full bottle of men’s Versace cologne, which gave volunteers a laugh.
To donate, participate or learn more about the Junior Chamber of Commerce, contact Junior Chamber President Bryan Soudrain at [email protected].
