Refuse Refuse San Francisco

Be sure to check out our blog post to get some context around our purpose. Remember, all I am offering is the truth (about trash in SF) refuserefusesf.org/blog/f/remembe…

An amazing day to be outdoors in San Francisco, and keeping it clean of course! Morning Rise & Grind Cleanup in the Inner Richmond, followed by the afternoon @GamescapeSF Cleanup in NOPA. This city really shines when the weather is like this and when the streets are clean!

Join @RefuseRefuseSF for a horticultural maintenance day at Lake Merced on Saturday, 3/21 from 9:30AM-12:30PM. Meet at the John Muir Drive Parking Lot (516 John Muir Drive) before heading out for a volunteer cleanup along the shoreline. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/ju4made2

Join @franciscoparksf for a volunteer day at Francisco Park (Bay & Larkin streets) on Saturday, 3/21 from 10AM-noon. Help care for the park, spend time outdoors, & connect w/ neighbors. For more information & to sign up, visit franciscopark.org/events.

@hannahteter Keep Tahoe Blue!

Today in Lake Tahoe☀️

@Yuchenj_UW You don’t want to sleep in the next morning and miss a neighborhood cleanup. Thankfully, many include a free cup of coffee afterwards. refuserefusesf.org

Guys, SF is a magical city. Today, a beautiful Wednesday, I had a 4:30pm meeting with a friend at a café… it was closed. We walked 10 blocks, every café was closed. Finally found Blue Bottle, it closed at 5:30. Can some YC company please build what SF people actually want?

@RobertJBye Welcome! Come join a neighborhood cleanup, it’s a very SF thing to do and a great way to meet your new neighbors. refuserefusesf.org

Finally fully moved to San Francisco! So excited for this next chapter!

@HellenicVibes We have to keep it clean, join a Baker Beach Cleanup 1st Saturdays of the month! mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/e…

San Francisco is a beach town

Another good looking cleanup with the team from @Sephora who came out again to clean the SOMA neighborhood around their HQ. Great energy from this group who filled bags of trash of mostly small littered items like cigarettes butts, food packaging, to-go foodware, and more.

Another community service day with students & teachers from Presidio Knolls School who came out to clean the Fillmore neighborhood. 30 strong filled 14 full bags of trash and reflected on ways we can all help keep SF clean. Great job ya’ll!

@paularambles Join a beach cleanup, don’t cost nothing. refuserefusesf.org

this and $60 waymos each way

Post a picture YOU took of San Francisco. Just a pic

@kalapolish Neighborhood cleanups are a great way to make friends and many include free food afterwards. refuserefusesf.org

You just need San Francisco + Friends + Food in your life

@joherkhan - the cleanup capital of the US - refuserefusesf.org

San Francisco is: - beautiful - a tiny city - has insane nature and parks - filled with a ton of homeless ppl - pretty filthy - the best place in the world for tech - at odds with its anti establishment history - damaged by many bad policies - changing rapidly with the new admin - not a great transit system - getting cleaner by the day - has some pretty great restaurants - very little nightlife - restaurants close at 9pm - not much of a city compared to nyc - really expensive place to live - a top tier city

@Camp4 The city is less filthy thanks to grassroots volunteers organizing 30+ cleanups every week. refuserefusesf.org

Years ago I took a job with a company in San Francisco. The agreement was that I’d commute for a couple months then relocate. (This was before remote work was a thing.) Ten months in, the CEO said, “You’re not moving here are you?” I replied, “Nope.” I hated everything about it — the never-truly-warm weather, the what-can-you-do-for-me culture, and the filthy city itself. It looks great in photos tho.

Let’s go Rebels! Big thanks to this group of college students from @OleMiss who are visiting California volunteering and exploring our state, and joined our cleanup. They brought that southern hospitality to San Francisco and were treated with coffee from Cinderella Bakery.

Nice turnout for the One Richmond Cleanup thanks to @StIgnatius students who had the day off and used it to do community service. The amazing weather didn’t hurt as an excuse to get outside and make San Francisco shine just a bit more.

Move to San Francisco and join a neighborhood cleanup, it will change your life. Over the weekend, 550 volunteers cleared 585+ bags of trash from SF streets and discovered another reason that makes this place so special.

Millennium School 7th graders did another lap cleaning around Jefferson Square Park, which has been transformed. It took half the time it used to clean the park and we had time left over to clean Margaret Hayward Playground across Turk St. Stewardship + Consistency = Results

@impossiblyeve Not quite Japan level, but we’re organizing 30-40 neighborhood cleanups and 600+ volunteers a week in SF. refuserefusesf.org

the bay area is like the japan of america

7th graders from Presidio Middle School got into action this afternoon. After a series of trash talks to each grade, a teacher reached out to coordinate this cleanup around the school in the Outer Richmond. 7 total bags, and one group counted 100+ butts themselves in 1hr.