In honor of Earth Day, join the Orange County Salesforce Developer Community for a beach clean-up at Main Beach in Laguna Beach.

For one hour, we are trading keyboards for gloves and giving back to the coastline we all get to enjoy. Come spend time with fellow Trailblazers, connect with the community, and help protect one of Orange County’s most iconic beaches. It is simple, local, and meaningful.

After the clean-up, participants are welcome to stay for a biologist-led tidepool tour, followed by an Earth Day celebration with refreshments hosted at Rivian. It is a great opportunity to keep the momentum going, learn more about local conservation efforts, and spend more time with the community.

All are welcome, so bring a friend, a hat, and your Trailblazer spirit.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

2:00 PM to 6:00 PM PDT

Optional tidepool tour and Earth Day celebration to follow

Location: Main Beach, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

📍 Clean-up Location

We will be set up next to the main lifeguard tower at Main Beach in Laguna Beach. Look for the Trailblazer banner and the Laguna Ocean Foundation flag. Please note there is nearby construction in the area.

🌊 Event Schedule

2:00 PM to 3:00 PM: Beach clean-up

3:00 PM onward: Biologist-led tidepool tour

3:00 PM to 6:00 PM: Earth Day celebration with refreshments at Rivian

📝 Waiver Required

Please check in with our team when you arrive to either drop off your signed waiver or complete one onsite. All participants must have a signed waiver to participate. You can access a copy of the waiver here: https://dash.pointapp.org/events/468673 

🚗 Parking Info

There is no designated event parking, so please plan ahead and park in a legal public space. If you park in a nearby neighborhood, please make sure your space is designated for public parking. Paid lots and metered parking are available throughout the downtown area and are a short walk from the clean-up location.

🗑️ What to Bring, if You Can

We will have some supplies available, but they are first come, first served. Bringing your own gear is appreciated.

Helpful items include:

• A reusable bucket or bag for collecting trash

• Trash grabbers

• Reusable gloves that can get dirty or wet

• Water

• Sun protection