Sunday, February 23, 2025

Join the Neighborhood Clean-Up and Make a Difference!

Are you ready to reclaim your space and give your neighborhood a fresh start? If so, mark your calendars for Saturday, April 12, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon at Meador Park Parking Lot (accessible from Fremont Street)—because it’s time for our Neighborhood Clean-Up!

This is your chance to declutter your home and yard, dispose of unwanted items, and work together to beautify our community. Whether it's tree limbs, bags of leaves, or that pile of "stuff" that's been collecting dust in your garage, now is the perfect time to clear it out—completely free of charge!

A Community Effort for a Cleaner Future

This event is made possible by the City of Springfield and organized through the Community Partnership of the Ozarks. This year, we’re teaming up with the Meador Park Neighborhood to make an even bigger impact.

But here’s the deal: We Need Your Help!

Why Volunteers Are Essential

A successful clean-up doesn’t happen without people willing to lend a hand. We need volunteers to:

✅ Direct traffic and keep things running smoothly
✅ Answer questions and help record attendance
✅ Assist with unloading (lots of lifting involved!)
✅ Connect with neighbors and strengthen our community

This is more than just a clean-up—it’s a chance to meet new neighbors, plan future events, and help secure future city-sponsored opportunities for our neighborhood.

What Happens If We Don’t Get Enough Volunteers?

Without enough helping hands, we risk losing the opportunity to host future clean-ups—and we could even become ineligible for other city-sponsored events and funding that improve our neighborhood.

How You Can Help

If you can commit a few hours, please let us know:

✅ What time you’re available
✅ What tasks you’re willing to help with

Every volunteer makes a difference! Drop us a message or reach out today to get involved. You can use the Contact Us form on the website or email SeminoleHolland@gmail.comTogether, we can make our neighborhood a cleaner, better place to live!

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