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July 6, 2026
Every year, thousands of volunteers join forces for the Alliance’s Project Clean Stream (PCS). Together, we pick up litter from local parks, neighborhoods, and waterways like streams and rivers. PCS is all about teamwork, so who better than the Annapolis Blues Football Club to help us clean up College Creek? Last month, 10 volunteers from the club helped us remove trash from sections of College Creek near Calvary United Methodist Church in Annapolis, Maryland. Take a look at some highlights from our cleanup with the Blues below!
The men’s team shows up ready to get to work!
Alliance CEO, Kate Fritz, speaks to the club before beginning the cleanup.
The Blues work together as a team, like usual, to clean up the waterway
You never know what you’ll find while cleaning up a creek.
The women’s team showed up straight from practice with energy to spare.
Mason Hendrick, Development Coordinator, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, shows off some common items found near or in waterways.
More pillows being removed from the creek
Annapolis Blues Director of Community Outreach, Devin Pugh, does double duty picking up cans and bottles.
On top of helping us clean up College Creek, the Annapolis Blues recognizes a selected charity at every home match and donates 10% of gameday sales back to their cause. On Saturday, July 11, the Blues will recognize the Alliance, and we have discounted tickets up for grabs now! Use promo codes BAY for adult tickets and BAYY for youth tickets.
A huge thank you to the Annapolis Blues team and staff for helping us clean up Chesapeake Bay waterways! Make sure you join us on July 11 to support clean water for the Bay and all who call it home.
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