Age: Ages 8+

All ages!

Let’s create a new routine on our way to school or work on Fridays! Pitch in and ensure the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge is cared for each week. We’ll bring cleaning supplies (including trash bags and gloves), you bring something to put in the fridge. We’ll clean the fridge together and stock what you bring. Suggestions for what to bring:

• Fresh produce (bag of apples, oranges, carrots, etc.)
• Wrapped sandwiches
• Portions of cooked soup or pasta

All Ages!

Come together with friends and neighbors to pitch in and ensure our community is clean for all to enjoy. We will meet at a designated Brooklyn Heights location (TBD) and clean several designated square blocks together. Clean up supplies will be included!

Want to organize clean up crew in your neighborhood? Email info@theservicecollective.org and we can help!

All ages!

Let’s create a new routine on our way to school or work on Fridays! Pitch in and ensure the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge is cared for each week. We’ll bring cleaning supplies (including trash bags and gloves), you bring something to put in the fridge. We’ll clean the fridge together and stock what you bring. Suggestions for what to bring:

• Fresh produce (bag of apples, oranges, carrots, etc.)
• Wrapped sandwiches
• Portions of cooked soup or pasta

All ages!

Let’s create a new routine on our way to school or work on Fridays! Pitch in and ensure the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge is cared for each week. We’ll bring cleaning supplies (including trash bags and gloves), you bring something to put in the fridge. We’ll clean the fridge together and stock what you bring. Suggestions for what to bring:

• Fresh produce (bag of apples, oranges, carrots, etc.)
• Wrapped sandwiches
• Portions of cooked soup or pasta

Grocery shop for neighbors who are homebound, experiencing hardship, elderly, or otherwise lacking time, resources, or ability to shop for groceries themselves.  

Volunteers will shop for items on a provided list(s) and attempt to stay within the budget assigned by our partner, West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid. A WBWMA veteran volunteer will be there to assist you should you have questions. WBWMA will pay for the groceries at check out and deliver them.

Parent/guardian required for volunteers under 12 years old. Volunteers 12+ may come without a guardian. Waiver required for every participant under 18. Waivers are located in your profile – you will be prompted to set up a profile upon registration. 

About our Partner

West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid is a grassroots community collective created by neighbors, for neighbors. We aim to build solidarity in our neighborhoods by pooling resources, supporting each other’s needs and finding help for our most vulnerable neighbors. Donate to WBWMA HERE.

All ages!

Let’s create a new routine on our way to school or work on Fridays! Pitch in and ensure the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge is cared for each week. We’ll bring cleaning supplies (including trash bags and gloves), you bring something to put in the fridge. We’ll clean the fridge together and stock what you bring. Suggestions for what to bring:

• Fresh produce (bag of apples, oranges, carrots, etc.)
• Wrapped sandwiches
• Portions of cooked soup or pasta

Grocery shop for neighbors who are homebound, experiencing hardship, elderly, or otherwise lacking time, resources, or ability to shop for groceries themselves.  

Volunteers will shop for items on a provided list(s) and attempt to stay within the budget assigned by our partner, West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid. A WBWMA veteran volunteer will be there to assist you should you have questions. WBWMA will pay for the groceries at check out and deliver them.

Parent/guardian required for volunteers under 12 years old. Volunteers 12+ may come without a guardian. Waiver required for every participant under 18. Waivers are located in your profile – you will be prompted to set up a profile upon registration. 

About our Partner

West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid is a grassroots community collective created by neighbors, for neighbors. We aim to build solidarity in our neighborhoods by pooling resources, supporting each other’s needs and finding help for our most vulnerable neighbors. Donate to WBWMA HERE.