Intergenerational Spring Clean-ups

The multiple award-winning 11th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 450 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 10th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 450 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award winning 9th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up, collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts and youth organizations had 488 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 96 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 8th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 535 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 7th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 400 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 100 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 6th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 325 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 81 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The multiple award-winning 5th Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations had 575 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 110 senior citizen locations county-wide.

The award-winning 4th  Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations, had 331 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 75 senior citizen locations county-wide. The number of volunteers and locations served were the most ever for the Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up.

The award-winning 3rd Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up collaboration between the Oneida County Youth Bureau, the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, Oneida County colleges, school districts, and youth organizations, had 330 youth volunteers deliver general yard clean-up services to 85 senior citizen locations county-wide. The number of volunteers and locations served were the most ever for the Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up.

Oneida County has some really amazing youth! Mike Romano, Director of the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, myself, and senior citizens throughout Oneida County witnessed firsthand just how amazing they were on April 24th and 25th when they volunteered in the 2nd Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up. Over 200 youth volunteers raked and bagged leaves, swept porches, sidewalks, and driveways, and brought debris to the curb for pickup; and here’s what’s amazing, they thanked us for the opportunity to help!

Oneida County has some really amazing youth! Mike Romano, Director of the Oneida County Office for the Aging and Continuing Care, myself, and senior citizens throughout Oneida County witnessed firsthand just how amazing they were on April 24th and 25th when they volunteered in the 2nd Annual Intergenerational Spring Clean-Up. Over 200 youth volunteers raked and bagged leaves, swept porches, sidewalks, and driveways, and brought debris to the curb for pickup; and here’s what’s amazing, they thanked us for the opportunity to help!