Frequently Asked Questions
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There is limited on street parking and a couple of parking lots in the vicinity of Providence Park. We highly encourage you to use public transportation as there is a MAX station directly across from the stadium.
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With over a thousand people expected at the event, it will be up to your team leader to make a plan ahead of time for how and where to meet up. We recommend bringing a large sign, flag, or another tall item that teammates can find in the crowd. We also recommend choosing a starting location within your assigned cleanup zone where your team can meet up. The simplest option is to meet at the first cross streets listed for your assigned zone on the cleanup guide and zone map.
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Our team has assigned cleanup zones. You can find all the information about which zone you’re assigned to and a few other important details on the map page of our site. You can also download a printer-friendly version!
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Of course! Individuals are always welcome to participate. Simply sign up here and indicate that you are volunteering on your own. We’ll ensure you have everything necessary for a safe and successful cleanup.
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Yes, registration and participation are open to anyone who wishes to be a part of these efforts.
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The deadline for ordering supply kits was April 11th.
There will be a limited number of cleanup supplies available on site. If you didn’t order your supplies in time and don’t have any to bring with you, we recommend arriving early to have a good shot at picking up some supplies from the PBOT table before they run out! -
Yes! We encourage you to bring and use your own supplies, especially if you’ve participated in the past. We’re here to reduce waste, not create more!
We recommend each volunteer has a bucket, trash grabber, and gloves.
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The After Party is a post-cleanup celebration where participants gather to acknowledge and celebrate the collective efforts of the day. It’s an opportunity to connect with fellow volunteers, share stories, and enjoy some well-deserved fun and refreshments as a community.
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There is no cost to participate in We Believe in Portland! Registration is entirely free.
This event is made possible by our generous sponsors. If you’re company is interested in becoming a sponsor, click here to learn more.
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Head over to the registration page and select the ticket option labeled “WBIP Team Leader”!
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We Believe in Portland is powered by AdoptOneBlock, a 501(c)(3) registered charitable nonprofit. AdoptOneBlock’s EIN is 83-2727724.
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Visit www.adoptoneblock.org/donate to explore ways you can contribute. Donations are tax-deductible, and all contributions are promptly acknowledged with a confirmation letter for your records.
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You can adopt a block by visiting www.adoptoneblock.org and selecting Adopt My Block. Follow the steps to sign up, and we’ll deliver the cleanup supplies you need directly to your business if you don't already have supplies from the We Believe in Portland cleanup.
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You can adopt a block by visiting www.adoptoneblock.org and selecting AdoptMyBlock. Follow the steps to sign up, and we’ll deliver the cleanup supplies you need directly to your door if you don't already have supplies from the We Believe in Portland cleanup.
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Take a look at our sponsorship page to learn more about the levels and benefits for our sponsors. You’re welcome to use the contact form on that page or reach out to Jennifer Bosze at jennifer@adoptoneblock.org.
Have additional questions? Reach out to us!
Teams and Supplies:
Evan Griffith - evan@adoptoneblock.org
Sponsorships and General Info:
Jennifer Bosze - jennifer@adoptoneblock.org
For more information about AdoptOneBlock, visit our website.