Positive Legacy presents Pours for Positive Day of Service 2021

April 25, 2021 @ 12:00PM — 2:00PM Eastern Time (US & Canada)

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Hello and thank you for signing up to support clean water in the River Arts District.
Where to park:
289 Lyman Street, Asheville NC 28801

What to wear:
If you plan to join the LAND & ROAD crew please dress in older clothes, with closed toed shoes and layers on top. Please bring along a water bottle. We will provide you with safety vests, gloves, bags and grabbers.
If you want to join in on the Town Branch and Bacoate Creek cleanup we have enough gear for 10 volunteers. Asheville GreenWorks will be providing chest waders, please wear quick dry bottoms such as shorts, or spandex. no jeans or cotton underneath the waders. You can wear whatever you would like on your top layers. Most of these waders have tiny holes in the feet so plan on bringing a change of socks and towel for the ride home. We will provide you with boots.
If you have your own waders, you're welcome to bring those along.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Eric Bradford / Asheville GreenWorks ph 828-458-6691

THANK YOU!


Thank you for signing up for the Pours for Positive Day of Service with One World Brewing. We are excited to get out into the community with Asheville GreenWorks and tend to our precious waterways. We will spend a couple hours of the afternoon cleaning the creek and Town Branch Trash Trout with a street clean up along the way. We'll meet at Pleb Urban Winery to kick things off. After your hard work be sure to visit One World Brewing to celebrate your accomplishments with a Legacy Lager!

Trash Trouts are purpose built stormwater litter traps. These traps sit in urban creeks and streams keeping manmade trash from entering main waterways. These devices are built to withstand the rigors of flashy rain events, yet passive enough not to harm the local fauna. Roadside littering accounts for approximately 75% of the trash in our nations waterways. Each time it rains, trash is funneled through our storm drain systems directly into our creeks. No filters or other mechanisms were in place to keep the trash from entering our waterways. Once the trash has entered the water, it will begin the process of photodegradation, whereby the petroleum based products such as plastics begin to break into smaller pieces known as microplastics. These tiny pieces of trash are in some instances consumed by wildlife with the majority of this debris will go on a journey that will take it through several states and rivers before finally ending up in the Gulf of Mexico.

Asheville GreenWorks' mission is to inspire, equip, and mobilize individuals and communities to take care of the places we love to live. Through community-based, volunteer-led environmental conservation projects and education programs, they work together to enhance the environment and quality of life for all residents of Asheville and Buncombe County.
Leaving A Positive Legacy integrates music and service to benefit people and the environment. We coordinate environmental and humanitarian service projects fueled by the power of music. We transcend cultural boundaries by attending to the needs and aspirations of the communities where music happens. We create sustainable support through action from musicians and fans.

One World Brewing's mission is producing high-quality beverages in a space that nourishes conversation, connections, in collaboration with local artists, musicians, and nonprofits, to create a positive inclusive community as one.