30th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting

 In partnership with the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce, the Glynn Environmental Coalition is kicking off our 30th anniversary year with a ribbon cutting! Join the Glynn Environmental Coalition in celebrating our 30 years of service to Glynn County and the Georgia coast! 2020 will be full of celebratory events and new programs and initiatives to revitalize our organization during this monumental milestone. We hope you will join us in kicking off this celebratory year!

**All attendees will get put in the running to win door prizes. Door prizes will be announced as we get closer to the event, so be sure to click 'Interested' to get updates as the date gets nearer! ** Immediately following the ribbon cutting, we also invite guests to join the Glynn Environmental Coalition Board of Directors and Personnel for a celebratory lunch and discussion at Reid's Apothecary, just across the street at 1618 Newcastle Street.

More information: The Glynn Environmental Coalition was founded in 1990 by a group of concerned citizens wanting to know how our community became so polluted, why we continue to have health-threatening pollution, and how an action plan could be developed to clean it up. The need is great in Georgia's coast, with 4 nationally and 12 state designated wastes sites in Glynn County alone, and the persistent and constant threats to the health of our environment from human activities including rouge development, mining operations, offshore oil and gas exploration, and poor decision making by local, state, and federal agencies and authorities. Since our organizations inception the Glynn Environmental Coalition has worked to engage and empower citizens in protecting and restoring the natural environment around them. We act as a resource for our community, providing explanations of technical details regarding environmental cleanups and provide the tools our citizens need to be the change they wish to see in our community. Our extensive accomplishments over the past 30 years have been achieved only through our communities willingness to persist with us. 2020 will hold challenges, some ongoing from past years and others arising when least expected. We hope you will join us in protecting what we love, our Georgia coast