Pitch-In Day
Join us for Pitch-In Day! We invite everyone in the community to help keep Innisfil clean by collecting litter from road edges, public trails, parks and road ends.
We ask that Pitch-In participants contact inquiry@innisfil.ca or 705-436-3710 to let us know where they have left garbage bags with debris. From there, Operations staff will come to collect it.
Upcoming Pitch-In Day
Shout out to the 5,200 student and community volunteers who made our 2024 Pitch-In Day a massive success! Thank you to our Pitch-In Day Working Group for organizing the event and to our sponsors for supporting the appreciation barbecue and with materials for the clean-up kits. Stay tuned for the next Pitch-In Day on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
Volunteer hours
Students can receive volunteer hours for participating in Pitch-In Day. Pitch-In Working Group members will sign off three hours for any high school student.
- Simcoe County District School Board community involvement form
- Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board community involvement form
Safety tips
We encourage Pitch-In participants to follow these safety tips:
- Wear protective footwear and gloves
- Wear light-coloured clothing that covers arms and legs
- Wear a baseball cap or wide-brimmed hat and sunscreen
- Drink lots of fluids while you work, especially on hot humid days
- Stay alert for and avoid hazardous plants (i.e., Poison Ivy) and stinging insects
Civic Pride Award nominations
Do you, or someone you know, have community spirit? You should consider applying for the Debbie Mills Civic Pride Award. This award recognizes outstanding citizens who take pride in the community by volunteering to help keep Innisfil clean. We accept applications annually from April 1 to the last Friday in May.
Civic Pride Award Nomination Application
You can submit your nomination form by email to pitch-in@innisfil.ca or drop it off to Town Hall located at 2101 Innisfil Beach Rd.
Eligibility |
The Debbie Mills Civic Pride Award is open to:
Volunteers can help keep Innisfil clean by:
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Selection and award presentation |
A panel of judges chooses the finalist from the received submissions and Council presents the Debbie Mills Civic Pride Award at a regular Council meeting in mid-June each year. All nominators will receive written acknowledgement of their nomination and are notified of the judges' decision. |