Intergenerational Fall Clean-ups

The 12th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up, a collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 545 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 11th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 500 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 105 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award winning 10th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up, collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts and youth organizations had 630 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 120 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 9th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 650 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 110 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 8th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had the largest ever 850 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 115 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 7^th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had the largest ever 950 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 140 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 6^th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had a largest ever 614 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 107 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 5th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 528 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 101 senior citizen locations county-wide. This was the third consecutive fall clean-up in which over 500 youth volunteers participated and the fourth consecutive fall clean-up in which they cleaned over 100 senior citizens’ yards!

The award-winning 4th Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations, had 500 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The award-winning 3rd Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations, once again, exceeded all expectations delivering general yard clean-up services to senior citizens county-wide. The number of youth volunteers and senior citizens served has increased every year and this fall 560 youth volunteers cleaned 115 senior citizens' yards!

The 2nd Annual Intergenerational Fall Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, youth organizations, and area merchants took place on Saturday, October 23rd, and Sunday, October 24th. This clean-up, our 4th, was by far our most successful to date.

Over 300 youth volunteers performed general yard clean-up duties; raking and bagging leaves, sweeping porches, sidewalks, and driveways, and bringing light refuse to the curb for pickup for 90 locations county-wide. This initiative evolved from the successful Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up that was held the weekend of April 25th and 26th.