Upcoming Events
Guild Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Guild Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: The East parking lot (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Rotary Peace Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Rotary Peace Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: at the start of the trail by the parking lot (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Humber Bay Park West, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Humber Bay Park West in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: At Car Park 526 on Google Maps (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Humber Bay Shores Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Humber Bay Shores Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: On the waterfront trail just south of Car Park 534 (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Trinity Bellwoods Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the park and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: In the Park, South of the Trinity Community Centre (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Withrow Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Withrow Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the park and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: Near Carlaw Ave./Strathcona Ave. and the Bike Share docking station (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Sheldon Lookout, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Sheldon Lookout in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: At the Sheldon Lookout Rock (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Woodbine Beach, Toronto
Spike Litter, Serve the Planet
Beach Cleanup with Volleyball Canada and Volleyball United 🏐🌊
Join A Greener Future, Volleyball Canada, and Volleyball United for a special Love Your Lakes beach cleanup at Woodbine Beach.
As the volleyball community comes together for Beach Nationals, we’re teaming up to help keep Toronto’s waterfront clean, welcoming, and beautiful. Volunteers will remove litter from the beach and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment.
This event is part of Love Your Lakes, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. August is the final month of the 2026 season, and we’re working toward our goal of 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region.
Sport + Sustainability in Action
Beach volleyball and clean shorelines go hand in hand. This cleanup is a chance for athletes, fans, volunteers, and community members to come together, celebrate an incredible summer of sport, and leave the beach better than we found it.
No experience is needed. A Greener Future will provide cleanup supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the event. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
About Our Partners
Volleyball Canada is the national sport organization for volleyball in Canada, supporting the growth and development of the sport from grassroots participation to national team excellence. Through leadership, competitions, athlete development, and community engagement, Volleyball Canada helps strengthen the volleyball community across the country.
Volleyball United is dedicated to bringing the volleyball community together to “Serve Good.” The organization connects individuals, teams, and organizations who share a passion for volleyball and uses that collective energy to support good deeds, community development, and positive social impact.
📍 Meeting Spot: In front of the Woodbine bathing station (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this special sport-and-sustainability volunteer event. Let’s serve up a cleaner beach together!
Registration
Amos Waites Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Amos Waites Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: On the boardwalk (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Christie Pits Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Christie Pits Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the park and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: At the pavilion south of the washrooms (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Coronation Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Coronation Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: At the picnic pavilion along Remembrance Drive (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Budapest Park, Toronto
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Budapest Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: Beside the washrooms (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!
Registration
Marie Curtis Park,
Join us for a Love Your Lakes cleanup at Marie Curtis Park in Toronto and help us finish the season strong!
August is the final month of Love Your Lakes 2026, A Greener Future’s community cleanup program along Lake Ontario and connected waterways. We’re working toward a big goal: 700,000 pieces of litter removed from parks, shorelines, and communities across the region. Every cleanup brings us closer, and every volunteer makes a real difference.
At this event, volunteers will remove litter from the shoreline and surrounding area while helping A Greener Future collect important data about what is ending up in the environment. This data helps us better understand litter trends and work toward long-term solutions.
No experience is needed. Our team will provide supplies, a quick orientation, and support throughout the cleanup. Please dress for the weather, wear comfortable closed-toe shoes, and bring water.
High school students can earn community service hours.
📍 Meeting Spot: At the Lake end of the 42nd Street Parking lot under the Willow tree (Google Map)
Register below to save your spot for this environmental volunteer opportunity. Let’s make the final month count!