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Press Releases:
Leadership Students Clean Up Cigarette Butts to Benefit MYCP
KEY WEST – Mindy Vinson, who instructs the Key West High School Be the Change Leadership Class, recently received an $833.33 check for help with the Sept. 15 cigarette butt clean up in Key West. Monroe Youth Challenge Program sponsors the leadership class and pays Vinson as the MYCP Lower Keys Prevention Coordinator. She recruited more than 20 students to hike along U.S. 1 on a steamy Saturday to remove cigarette butts. In all, the days’ work totaled more than 13,000 cigarette butts.
Photo Credit: MYCP
Cal Sutphin (with poster) presents MYCP Lower Keys Prevention Coordinator Mindy Vinson (to his right) and her leadership class with a check for $833.33 to honor their help to remove more than 13,000 cigarette butts from U.S. 1 in Key West Sept. 15.
