A Big Thank You to Periosolutions!

Miami Waterkeeper is so thankful to be the organization chosen for an annual fundraiser put on by Periosolutions and their associated study club of dental offices. Each year they choose an organization to fundraise for, and this year they had the environment in mind! Raising over $1,500, they have shown their commitment to helping us […]

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Miami Waterkeeper is so thankful to be the organization chosen for an annual fundraiser put on by Periosolutions and their associated study club of dental offices. Each year they choose an organization to fundraise for, and this year they had the environment in mind! Raising over $1,500, they have shown their commitment to helping us ensure swimmable, drinkable, fishable water for all!

Along with their fundraising effort, they also participated in one of our volunteer restoration events at Virginia Key. There they helped with invasive species removal, trail maintenance, and finished with a coastal clean up.

Miami Waterkeeper is proud to be an organization community members can get behind and support. Nothing makes us happier than groups who come together to help support our mission. Thank you, Periosolutions, and your dental study club!

If you would like to start your own fundraiser, click here to find out more! And don’t forget to check out our events page to see how you can get involved in volunteer events.

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/a_big_thank_you_to_periosolutions

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