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PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative Join Clean Up Atlanta to Keep Midtown Beautiful

September 30, 2026
PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative Join Clean Up Atlanta to Keep Midtown Beautiful

PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative Join Clean Up Atlanta to Keep Midtown Beautiful

PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative Join Clean Up Atlanta to Keep Midtown Beautiful

By ATL Now | Community
ATLANTA — Volunteers from PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative joined forces with Clean Up Atlanta on September 22, 2026, for a day of community service dedicated to keeping Midtown Atlanta clean.

The group could be seen walking the streets of Midtown and making their way through Piedmont Park, collecting trash and helping care for the public spaces that residents and visitors enjoy every day.

With each piece of litter collected, participants put their commitment to the community into action. The cleanup brought both groups together around a shared purpose: contributing their time and energy to a cleaner, more welcoming Atlanta.

Midtown’s streets and Piedmont Park are gathering places for people from across the city. Keeping these spaces clean takes ongoing care, and volunteer efforts like this give local businesses and their teams a direct way to make a difference. For Clean Up Atlanta, the September 22 service day reflected the value of community partnerships. When organizations come together and take part, they help turn a shared concern for the city into meaningful action.
ATL Now was there to capture some of the moments, documenting volunteers as they collected litter throughout the neighborhood and park. Those moments tell a story of teamwork, participation and pride in the places we share.
A special thank-you goes to PRAXIS3 and SK Collaborative for their partnership, participation and willingness to serve. Their teams helped Clean Up Atlanta continue its work to keep the city clean while setting an example of how businesses can contribute beyond the workplace.
From Midtown’s sidewalks to the paths of Piedmont Park, this day of service was a reminder that caring for Atlanta is a shared responsibility—and every person who participates can make a difference.
Thank you to everyone who came out, pitched in and helped show our city some love.

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