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Dockweiler State Beach Clean Up with the LA Kings!

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Today was a fun day with all the amazing volunteers with the LA Kings organization. We had a great turnout at Dockweiler State Beach and we picked up 152 lbs of trash together. For those of you who have never been to Dockweiler State Beach, it’s at the end of the LAX runway so about every 5 minutes, another large plane is taking off overhead. It’s very interesting to see the planes flying so low overhead. We found the usual stuff – plastic pieces, small trash, cigarette butts, waterbottle lids, beach toys, etc + my dad found a $5 bill in the sand that he donated to Project3R. Thank you to the LA Kings for making an impact with Project3R today. #maketheseatrashfree

June Road Trip!

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If you’ve followed my social media or blog posts for the past few years, you probably know that I go dig fossils in Wyoming each summer with my dad. We usually go camping and make it an adventure. This year we drove to Grand Junction to see my Grandma, Uncle and Aunt for a few days. We met up with some friends who drove all the way out from Kentucky to dig for fossils with us. We checked out Dinosaur National Monument Quarry Exhibit which was super interesting and also saw some Indian petroglyphs on the cliff sides. We camped in Flaming Gorge, Utah along the Green River and even went river rafting. I couldn’t believe how clear the water was and how many fish were swimming around.

Fossil dig day, we got up early and packed up our campsite and drove two hours to American Fossil in Kemerrer, Wyoming. It was much colder than we expected with a temperature around 50 most of the day and it got pretty windy at times. We had a great time as always, found a lot of fossils and Cooper and the team at American fossil were very helpful. After a day of fossil digging with our friends, we ate a huge pizza at Rosie’s Pizza and crashed out for the night. We made our way back to Grand Junction, Colorado for a day and then headed SouthWest to Zion National Park with another friend of ours. We went on a hike, saw some dinosaur tracks in St. George, Utah and had some decent ramen for dinner. The next morning, we got up early and headed home. I had a great time and the week went by so quick. I’m already planning our next adventure. Keep an eye on my social media pages over the next month as we work on some of the fossils we found. My dad uses a air scribe to reveal the partially exposed fossils.

Moonlight Beach Clean Up with Sun Bum!

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I love going to Moonlight Beach in Encinitas. Yesterday, I led a Project3R Clean Up with my friends from Sun Bum and Coola. We picked up 39 lbs of trash, had an awesome lunch and I spoke to the group about the importance of taking care of our planet in our day to day actions. #maketheseatrashfree

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2026 5-in-5 Beach Clean Up Tour

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Thank you to everyone who participated in Project3R’s Month of May 5 in 5 Cleanup Tour! We completed five beach clean ups in 5 weekends, starting with Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Dana Point, San Clemente and joining forces with AO Latinoamerica in Ensenada, Mexico!

Thank you to our amazing sponsors and all the volunteers who made this possible. Our goal was to collect 1,000 pounds of trash from the coastline, and we surpassed that again this year with a total trash count of 1,685 pounds! All of the recyclable items were sorted from the trash at each cleanup and over 500 volunteers made a huge difference with us.  A huge shout out to the following organizations for supporting us for this 5 event campaign. You helped make this happen!

Sonance Cares / The KYA Group / Anaheim Ducks Foundation / Strategic Kids
Cox Communications / Sand Cloud / Rainbow Sandals Foundation / AO Latinoamérica
Polywood / Akaso / Mares Foundation / Sun Bum / The Printery / Plantlife
Diane Dixon – Assemblymember District 72

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Project3R Awarded $50K Grant from Cox Communications!

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Thank you Cox and Cox employees for supporting my nonprofit Project3R as 1 of 3 nonprofits to receive a $50K Cox Charities Grant this year as part of your 30th anniversary! I’m so grateful! -Ryan
ORANGE COUNTY, Calif., March 3, 2026 – Cox employees across Orange County came together this year to grant a landmark $150,000 for nonprofits serving the communities where they live and work. Each of three organizations selected by a volunteer council of Cox employees – Homefront America, Project3R and a third nonprofit to announced at a later date – will receive a $50,000 grant to advance essential community programs.
Marking 30 years of Cox employees supporting local organizations through Cox Charities, this milestone celebrates helping nonprofits deliver vital services—from meeting basic needs to strengthening families.
“This year’s 30th anniversary makes this moment especially meaningful, as it reflects the unwavering commitment our employees have to the communities we serve,” said Colleen Dillaway, market vice president for Cox Communications. “Cox Charities is proud to provide $150,000 in total grants—the largest annual award in our history—to nonprofits aligned with our core giving pillars: Military & Veterans and Conservation & Sustainability.”
Since its founding in 1996, Cox Charities in the West Region has allocated more than $25 million to local communities through nonprofit grants, scholarships, and support for initiatives that enhance quality of life. Funded entirely by Cox employee contributions, 100% of every dollar is reinvested in the communities served.
The organization’s record-level giving comes at a time when nonprofit needs are rising nationwide. As donor participation and retention decline, nonprofits report increased demand for food assistance, housing support, and educational resources. Against this backdrop, Cox employees continue to step up through year-round giving and volunteerism, making it possible to deliver landmark support during this milestone year.
Cox Charities is overseen by a diverse volunteer council of employees who live and work in the communities they serve.