This cleanup event will focus on enhancing the neighborhood through litter removal, vegetation clearance, curb painting, and other activities aimed at revitalizing the area. Let’s work together to make Hollywood shine!

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• Great to do solo, with friends, and family!
   

Volunteers will take part in clean-up and beautification efforts. Expect a vibrant, community-driven atmosphere with opportunities to connect with fellow volunteers while making a meaningful impact on our neighborhood!

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• No gardening experience needed!

Take pride in your neighborhood and be part of the movement to make LA its best! Clean-up and beautification efforts, including garden enhancements and vegetation abatement.

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• Volunteers are requested to bring 2 gallons of water for plants each

Volunteers will take part in mulching, tree maintenance, and composting activities to help improve soil health, support the park’s green spaces, and promote sustainable waste practices. Additionally, the Tree Adoption Program will give community members the opportunity to care for trees in their own neighborhoods.

Join the Friends of Palms Middle School, Palms student groups and more for tree plantings, gardening, landscaping, painting and cleaning all through the campus.

You can become an apprentice to a Painters Union Apprentice on the projects they are leading.

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Celebrate Earth Month at the "Our Power, Our Planet" Earth Day event, hosted by Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) and Residents Building Healthy Communities. Volunteers will take part in clean-up and beautification efforts at San Fernando Valley Gardens (a HACLA housing site), with additional tasks such as gutter cleaning and litter clean up.

Join us during Earth Week to take meaningful action for our environment. This year, our work takes on even greater urgency as we focus on post-wildfire support, climate disaster mitigation, and restoring native resilience.

Whether you're planting trees, restoring habitats, or taking our Climate Action Pledge, your efforts will help create a greener, healthier L.A. for future generations.