Community members joined Commissioner Pam Beasley-Pittman in a citywide cleanup, picking up garbage, litter, and scattered papers along streets and public spaces. Volunteers worked together to make Fort Lauderdale cleaner, safer, and more beautiful, showing the power of neighbors coming together to care for the places they call home.
Members of the Fort Lauderdale community came together to clean up streets and public spaces, picking up garbage, litter, and stray papers along the way. Volunteers of all ages worked side by side, showing pride in their neighborhoods and helping make the city cleaner, brighter, and more welcoming for everyone.
On this past weekend neighbors from across Fort Lauderdale joined forces to celebrate 2025 Make A Difference Day, coming together to clean, paint, and plant throughout the city. From Dorsey Riverbend to Downtown Civic Association, Durrs, Imperial Point, Lake Ridge, and Twin Lakes, volunteers of all ages rolled up their sleeves to care for the places they call home. Seeing so many familiar faces working side by side was a glowing reminder of the strength, spirit, and unity of this community. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who participated and helped make a visible difference in our neighborhoods.
