GreenUP is an environmental organization meant to inspire and empower environmentally healthy and sustainable action in the community according to its website.
“The resilience it takes to get to 30 years for any organization is really incredible,” said Tegan Moss, GreenUP executive director. “I'm really proud of all the people who've done this work for this long and to be a part of it and continuing it for decades yet to come.”
The event featured guided tours, a beanbag toss, scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, a stunt ventriloquist, remarks from GreenUp staff and dinner.
Speeches from the event staff thanked the staff and supporters who have maintained the organization for 30 years.
Funding for GreenUp has come through the city via the Community Service Grant Program, donations, GreenUP store and park services.
“The environment is worth protecting,” said Moss. “We can work together as a community to realize really important reductions in CO2 emissions and the preservation of biodiversity so I'm really excited to engage and empower people in the work that results in those important things happening.”