Every season brings new opportunities to care for the environment.
Spring with SOLVE is here—a time to step outside, reset together, and build momentum for the months ahead. As parks reopen, waterways rise, and communities return outdoors, spring reveals what was hidden and invites us to care for the places we share.
Whether you're joining a neighborhood cleanup, restoring habitat in a natural area, or taking part in Earth Month events, there’s a project waiting for you. From removing litter before peak recreation season to preparing green spaces for the busy months ahead, your actions help protect our communities, waterways, and coastlines all spring long.
Mascot Community Call
We’re inviting community members to help shape SOLVE’s future mascot as a creative way to inspire cleanup, care, and community action.
Anyone can participate. No art skills required, just your creativity!
Share your idea by March 31, 2026.
From Earth Month through the height of summer, the work happening now helps carry care and responsibility into the busiest outdoor season of the year.
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Collaboration powers every project, every season.
We're proud to partner with community groups, nonprofits, businesses, and dedicated volunteers who bring fresh energy and renewed momentum to Spring with SOLVE.
From grassroots river adopters and culturally rooted community organizations to corporate teams investing in local impact, these partnerships help expand cleanup and restoration efforts across the region. Here are just a few of the partners powering our spring efforts.
Bear Creek Stewards brings together art, environmental care, and recreation to protect the Bear Creek Greenway corridor. Since 2015, their bi-annual Stewardship Days have mobilized volunteers each April and September to keep Jackson County’s shared spaces thriving and accessible. This spring, SOLVE is proud to support nine community-driven events across the region, proof of what’s possible when local leadership leads the way. Want to get involved, too?
In partnership with Hacienda CDC, SOLVE supports community-led cleanups that empower youth and families across Cully, Rockwood, and surrounding neighborhoods. These spring events go beyond litter removal, they strengthen neighborhood pride, build leadership, and create safer, more welcoming spaces for residents.
In one afternoon at Marquam Nature Park, New Relic employees cleared 2,500 square feet of invasive ivy through SOLVE’s Out of Office program, protecting native plants and strengthening a local forest. When teams step outside together, service becomes connection — and connection becomes long-term stewardship. Ready to activate your team for impact? Learn more about SOLVE’s Out of Office program.
Bear Creek Stewards brings together art, environmental care, and recreation to protect the Bear Creek Greenway corridor. Since 2015, their bi-annual Stewardship Days have mobilized volunteers each April and September to keep Jackson County’s shared spaces thriving and accessible. This spring, SOLVE is proud to support nine community-driven events across the region, proof of what’s possible when local leadership leads the way. Want to get involved, too?
Grow the Impact This Spring
As communities step back outside, your support helps power cleanup and restoration efforts across neighborhoods, waterways, and natural areas throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. This season of renewal is a chance to reset shared spaces and build momentum for the months ahead.
Your gift supports volunteer supplies, community partnerships, recycling efforts, and habitat restoration during Earth Month and beyond.
Make a tax-deductible gift today and help turn spring momentum into lasting impact.