Guest post from Budweiser.

As Part of Budweiser’s America Made Better Program, Volunteers Worked 3,000 Hours In Support of Local Watershed Clean-Ups and Community Beautification Projects

This summer, music fans from across the country took off their headphones and put on their work gloves to help clean America’s rivers and lakes. A total of 1,312 volunteers joined Budweiser as part of its America Made Better campaign, which is focused on water conservation, designating a driver, and military support.

The initiative connected adults to local watershed cleanups in 20 cities, including Atlanta, Chicago, Columbus, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and St. Louis, and rewarded volunteers with tickets to Budweiser Made in America parties. Volunteers worked more than 3,000 hours to collect 20,000 pounds of trash, gather 32,300 pounds of recyclables, plant 5,400 trees and native grasses and remove hundreds of invasive species.

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