DEQ Island Wide Cleanup April 16, 2011 - CTSI

Date: April 16, 2011   
Group: CTSI Logistics  
No of volunteers: 30  
Bags/weight collected: 80 bags, about 3,200 lbs
Location: Susupe Beach Park

CTSI Susupe Clean Up

2010 Environmental Champion award winners CTSI Logistics were out on Saturday, March 26, 2011, working hard at Susupe Park. In just two hours --- 8 am to 10 am --- a total of 21 volunteers collected 95 bags of trash estimated at 3800 lbs!

This park is so beautiful thanks to the dedicated hard work done by

CTSI staff, management

and family members

--- THANK YOU ALL ---

keep up the good work!!!

Group of Tan Holdings Companies Give Back to Our Community

Companies stationed at JP Center (Saipan Tribune, L&T, CIC & Tan Holdings Support Team) gathered again for the 6th Adopt-A-Pavilion activity and to hold the month of August's birthday bash.

A total of 33 volunteers showed up as early as 6:30 a.m. and collected about 35 bags or approximately 536 kilos of trash from the coastal area/shorelines at the back of TSL Plaza, McDonald's, and Office of the Personnel Management on Saturday, August 28. To date, the team has already collected an estimated 125 bags or 1,868 kilos of trash since it started the project in March of this year.

Cecil Ramores of Tan Holdings said "We are committed to giving back to our community and look forward to continuing our drive through our monthly clean ups and pavilion rehabilitation project."

CTSI also had their regular monthly clean-up the same day at the Susupe Beach Park. The 17 volunteers were able to gather 68 bags or 618 kilos of trash.




GREAT JOB, EVERYONE! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Kilili Pavilion Gets a Make Over!

CTSI LOGISTICS MONTHLY CLEAN UP

Date: May 22, 2010
Venue: Kililli Pavilion #1 (in front of Ada Gym)
Time: 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Before

Volunteers in Action

Volunteers in Action

Volunteers in Action

After

Looks like new!

The clean up for May 2010 was conducted in partnership with First Hawaiian Bank employees as part of “Site Improvement” program of Saipan Chamber of Commerce for Corporate Challenge 2010. SCC assigned the Killili #1 Pavilion for us to do repaint & clean up on the adjacent grounds. We did the painting of the pavilion restoring the original color. We picked up trash and dried leaves/grass from the surroundings and we came up with a total of 85 bags.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS AWESOME MAKE-OVER! Your actions, dedication, and volunteer spirit help make our community a better place to live. THANK YOU!!!

CTSI installs MINA recycling bin at Susupe Park

April 14, 2010, Susupe, Saipan. Eric Cruz of Errico Corporation delivered the MINA trash bin for Tan Holdings & CTSI at Susupe Park.

The trash bin was placed in an area adjacent to the park’s parking lot which is very accessible for the hauler in picking up the contents of the trash bin. Joven Cruz from CTSI and on behalf of Tan Holdings received the trash bin from Eric Cruz.

CTSI adopted Susupe Park last January 2009 taking the responsibility of cleaning the park once a month and protecting it from vandals writing graffiti on pavilions by occasional repainting.

Invitations to the Adopt-a-Bin Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

• MINA invites community members to the Adopt-a-Bin ribbon cutting ceremony this Saturday morning at Obyan Beach, 9:00 am.
  
  The first recycling and mixed waste bins will be installed to make proper trash disposal more convenient at area beaches, thus reducing the amount of litter left to become marine debris.
  
  We invite our many partners, members and friends to join in the celebration and recognize our many adopters (in alphabetical order):
  
  o Brabu Pharmacy and Wellness Center, LLC - 13 Fishermen Monument
  o Congressman Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan and the Susupe Hi-5 Basketball team - Kilili Beach
  o CTSI and Tan Holdings - Susupe Beach Park
  o Ericco Enterprises - Laolao Beach
  o Marianas Trekking - Wing Beach
  o Rotary Club of Saipan - Garapan Fishing Basin
  
  We thank our funders the NOAA Marine Debris Prevention Program for making this program possible.
  
  Visit MINA on the web at http://www.minapacific.org