OKLAHOMA CITY - s4story -- Fifteen volunteers showed up at Will Rogers Gardens to help clean up their community. The group spent two hours picking up trash at Will Rogers Disc Golf Course in Oklahoma City. By the time they were done, they had filled about 20 bags of trash - enough to overflow a pickup truck bed.

The event was free and open to everyone. Kids, families, and neighbors of all ages came out to help. Oklahoma Clean Up provided all the supplies. All volunteers had to bring was themselves and a good attitude.

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"Seeing 15 people show up on a Saturday morning, ready to help their community - that's what Oklahoma Clean Up is all about. This city belongs to all of us, and we showed that we care about keeping it a great place for everyone." - Wyatt, Oklahoma Clean Up Organizer

The cleanup was made possible thanks to principal sponsor Evolve Agency, an Oklahoma City business that helped make the event happen. Tommy with Swing 365 also showed up as a sponsor and was there on the ground helping out.

Oklahoma Clean Up plans to hold more free cleanup events across the Oklahoma City area throughout the year. Anyone is welcome to join - no experience needed. Learn more at oklahomacleanup.com.