PITCH-IN CANADA
Volunteer Photo Gallery
PITCH-IN CANADA
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Sample Photographs of
PITCH-IN CANADA Week Activities
| Members of the 1st Parksville Beavers in Parksville, B.C. participated in the 1997 PITCH-IN CANADA Week Campaign. Residents of Parksville have been long-time supporters of the PITCH-IN Campaign in cooperation with the City of Parksville | |
| Scouting was a major participant in the
Parksville PITCH-IN Week Campaign. Shown here are members of the 1st Parksville Cubs |
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| Hundreds of thousands of Ontario students
participate in the annual PITCH-IN CANADA Week Campaign! This photo was submitted by one such school and we have lost the name! Who are they? |
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| Click here for photo | The 7th Brownies of Powell River, BC, cleaned up Palm Beach. This beach is used by lots of Powell River residents. By cleaning up the beach the Brownies not only reduced the amount of marine debris which could kill wildlife and injure beachgoers, but they also "pitched-in" to help clean up their local environment. |
| Click here for photo | Chilliwack, B.C.'s Carousel 4-H Horse
Club members cleaned up the Vedder River Rotary Trail. After a hot-dog barbeque,
the 13 club members divided the trail into three sections, with Leaders and parents
accompanying each team. During their clean-up they saw a heron, a rabbit, a dead lizard and lots of other interesting things. Unfortunately they also found Dairy Queen containers, coffee cups and cigarette packages! |
| Click here for photo | Thunder Bay 101st Sparks
(McVicar District) participated in the 1999 PITCH-IN CANADA Week Campaign |
| Click here for photo | John Schleimer, representing the North Vancouver Fish & Game Club, receives PITCH-IN CANADA's highest award - The Clean World Award - at a ceremony in North Vancouver City Council Chambers. |
| Click here for photo | Grade 9 students at Turnbull School
in Ottawa developed 'monster munchers' to encourage students to recycle.
Work started in September and included initial drawings, plasticine models, creation of
wire armatures, papier mache coverings and, finally, painting! The result became the focus
of a school assembly to explain how recycling works. |
| Click here for photo | Members of the Vinsulla Women's Institute in Heffley Creek, BC., put into action their creed - "For Home and Country" - when they participated in the PITCH-IN Program. |
| Click here for photo | The Wilton Community Association in Ontario pitches-in! |
| Click here for photo | An assortment of photos from the 1999 PITCH-IN CANADA Week Campaign |
| Click here for photo | Village Montessori School in Crescent Beach, BC donned their white gloves...and couldn't believe what "PIGS" people are! |
