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For every product purchased, United by Blue removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways. 


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Delaware river
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Delaware river

Dec 19, 2016

Philadelphia | Pennsylvania

Date
August 5, 2014

Haul
491 lbs.

 

United By Blue and a crew of more than 30 volunteers gathered in Fishtown's bustling Penn Treaty Park to comb the Delaware River bank for trash, treasures and the promise of delicious ice cream for a hard evening's work. Among the weird trash found: an animal skull, a chain link fence, plastic baby toys and a harmonica. Little Baby's Ice Cream generously donated a tub of refreshingly sweet ice cream treats to help beat the 90-degree heat!

 

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