Beach Clean-up

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Our great group of kids from Leonardo Gastelum participated in an educational presentation on the impact of plastic on sea life,followed by a garbage pick up on Medano Beach, clearing the beach of plastic (and one umbrella) to help sea life breathe a little easier. We worked hard, had some fun, learned a lot and then enjoyed a nutritious lunch sponsored in part by the Casa Dorada Hotel.

The kids experienced yogurt for the first time – and LOVED it!

More photos and stories at facebook.com/bethechangeforkidswithfinn

It’s because of you, this can happen.

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