Friends of Jupiter Beach
P. O. Box 791 * Jupiter * Florida * 33468-0791 * 561-748-8140
"Making a difference in the Town that is Different"
 

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January Cleanup Saturday, January 6
Sponsored by
Loggerhead Fitness, Plaza La Mer, Juno Beach
February Cleanup Saturday, February 3
Sponsored by Rob Wiener, Ameriprise Financial Services, Jupiter
UPDATES: Beach Trash Shocker:  October Coastal Cleanup result:  40 huge bags of trash, recyclables separated and picked up by Rapid Removal. Thank you to sponsor Solid Waste Authority and 310 volunteers.  November cleanup result: 30 large bags of trash, weight 504 lbs.. Thank you to sponsor Jupiter Inlet District and 150 volunteers.
Newsletter:  Do you prefer you FJB newsletter via e-mail?  Tell us at LPGFJB@aol.com and help us save $$$.  The December Late Breaking News edition is available for viewing online.
Vandalism:  Please help stop vandalism at the beach.  Report vandalism/dangerous activity to the Jupiter Police Department 746-6201.
Doggy Bag  Boxes:  Sponsorships are available - email LynneFJB@aol.com.
Remember:  We rely solely on donations from caring indivuals like you!  Please contribute today! 
Have you responded to our 2006 annual appeal?  Please show us your support today click here.

DOG PHOTO CONTEST RESULTS!!!  Click here to get the results of the Dog Photo Contest

The History of the Friends of Jupiter Beach

Our beloved founders:
Anita and "Bonnie" Lankler
"She Made A Difference"

A group of local residents dedicated to preserving the privilege of being accompanied by our dogs on the beach of Jupiter, Florida.

 

  • ...organized in summer 1994 due to complaints threatening dog priviledges on the beach.

  • Jupiter Town Council gave FJB a six month trial period to make a difference.

  • FJB raised seed money for 10 "doggie bag" dispenser boxes and bags along A1A.

  • Locations: Town Crossovers south of Carlin Park to Juno Beach Park.

  • Original metal boxes have been replaced with attractive wooden boxes.

  • Public acceptance phenomenal: bag usage and number of boxes doubled over the past two years, now AVERAGING 200,000 bags Annually.

  • FJB pledged to organize MONTHLY volunteer beach cleanups, held faithfully for 12 years, cancelled only due to horrible weather and hurricanes

On-going activity, at NO COST TO TOWN, supported by contributions & sponsorships only.

Now 29 boxes located along the full length of beautiful Jupiter beach.

 

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