Thank you to our Co-Sponsors
When: Saturday, April 23rd from 8:30am - 1pm
Where: McCormick Park (Chamber Building location) 427 W. Virginia Street, Crystal Lake
We are excited to be working with the Crystal Lake Park District once again to host our Annual Community Clean Up! This year we will be bringing everything back to McCormick Park (Chamber Building location).
AMS Store and Shred will be here offering document shredding and the Crystal Lake Police Department will be here offering their Prescription Rx Drug Take Back program.
The day will start at 8:30am with donuts provided by Country Donuts and hot chocolate provided by the Salvation Army.
Registration and park assignments will be at McCormick Park (Chamber Building location) for individuals and families that want to volunteer. So come by, grab a donut and some hot chocolate, get registered and then head out to your park assignment to help clean up our parks. Around 11am you can come back to McCormick Park where we will have a hot dog lunch available for volunteers.
If you have a group of 8 or larger that will be helping clean our parks, please contact John Fiorina at the Crystal Lake Park District directly to register. He can be reached at jfiorina@crystallakeparks.org or 815-459-0680.
Crystal Lake is a fantastic place to live, work, and play!
Mark your calendars!
Community Clean Up Day - Saturday, April 23, 2022
The Crystal Lake Chamber would like to thank all the volunteers who helped beautify our parks last year! A big thanks to the Crystal Lake Park District for creating a registration system so our neighbors could select a park to clean.
- Thank you Officer Sal, our Crystal Lake Police Community Relations Officer, along with Police Volunteers, Dan Neely and Michael Urbanski for assisting us in the Prescription Drug Take Back collection. They collected 120 lbs. of prescription drugs!
- Thank you Doug McAllister from Douglas Automotive for receiving 5 garden tractor batteries, 2 small trailer tires, and 7 gallons of used oil!
- AMS Store & Shred shredded 18 totes, weighing 3,910 pounds.
- Corporate Challenge: Congratulations again to First Institute for winning the 2021 Corporate Challenge!