There is a group called Cozy Rhody out there that is pretty active.

I believe this is their fb: https://m.facebook.com/100068874442008/

We also have a subreddit!

Our (losing) independent political campaign for City Campaign was built around community service and clean ups. We do clean ups but only in Ward 9. We will be doing one on earth day based in certain overlooked spots based on neighborhood feedback.

Go help Cozy Rhody! They're well organized and very active. Lots of young people (or at least younger than me), which I think bodes well for the future.

Here are all their socials...

https://linktr.ee/cozyrhody?fbclid=PAAaZVX40iYF2IkCT-okNgC6HQTI_tSwDHOTcIWEGtmpODoXEAq3BEzUX1N6k

There are also beach cleanups through Clean Ocean Access and Save The Bay. I've volunteered with both, and they are fine (nonprofit) organizations.

Here's a short article with info. https://www.rimonthly.com/cleanups/

You should include the link.

I think there's one for India Point Park for the RI native plants on the park end of the pedestrian bridge? India Point Park might be a state park, but call the City Parks Dept and ask. They should know.

Also, the rose garden in Roger Williams Park (near the Park St entrance) is maintained by a garden club.

I work for the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council. We host clean up pretty frequently! You can check out the Instagram or the website for more information✌🏼