Keep Prince Wiiliam Beautiful recently worked with volunteers from New Life Anointed Ministries International Church. to clean an , near the location of the church on Route 1 in Woodbridge.
Volunteers from the church spanned all ages, with some volunteers as young as eight years old. They collected approximately 40 bags of trash that had accumulated in a vacant piece of land between Marumsco Plaza and Bayvue Apartments
Brenda Evans, Executive Director of KPWB said, “I think it is absolutely wonderful that New Life Ministries cares about the community they serve. This demonstrates in more than one way, that New Life Ministries practices what it preach and that is giving back to the community. It was great seeing church members, who gave up their Saturday morning, who brought along their children to help with this cleanup effort.”
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Carlos Castro, of Todo’s Supermarket, donated sandwiches and sodas. Board of County Supervisors Chairman, Corey Stewart and Neabsco Action Alliance donated gift certificates.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Keep Prince William Beautiful, formerly Prince William Clean Community Council, serves Prince William County through partnering with residents, businesses and government to educate and inspire people to be environmental stewards and Keep Prince William Beautiful.
