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FINISHING UP: Volunteers and local companies contributed to a Commerce clean-up effort, among them were 4Earth Farms, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf and The Tree People. Commerce Vice Mayor. Hugo Argumedo joined the initiative, along with the Maravilla Foundation.
July 13, 2022
HMG-CN Staff Report
Bridge Publications spring cleanup brought the community together for an afternoon dedicated to caring for the environment.
Bridge Publications, the all-digital in-house printing facility and publisher of L. Ron Hubbard’s nonfiction works, organized and carried out a clean-up with other members of the Commerce community.
Vice Mayor of the City of Commerce Mr. Hugo Argumedo joined the initiative, not only coordinating supplies for the clean-up and a city dumpster, but also volunteering to help clean the streets.
The Maravilla Foundation brought a force of volunteers who lent their muscle and trucks and energetically worked alongside Bridge Publications and other volunteers, shoveling, picking up and hauling trash.
Commerce Vice-Mayor Hugo Argumedo with a volunteer at the clean-up.
Other local companies and organizations contributed to the effort with supplies and volunteers. Among them were 4Earth Farms, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf and The Tree People.
The volunteers advanced in a single team, covering an entire city block, while a patrol vehicle from the East Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department escorted the team, lending safety and support.
All and all, the team collected and properly disposed of 81 fifty-five-gallon bags of trash, 3 TV frames, 7 tires, 2 shopping carts, 1 couch, bookshelves, bed frames and a canoe.
Bridge Publications acknowledges everyone involved in working to beautify Commerce.
CANOE? Some of the trash picked up included 2 shopping carts, 1 couch, bookshelves, bed frames…… and a canoe.
