Roadside Preservation
Structured cleanups along adopted corridors through the Hernando County Adopt-A-Road program — safe, legal, and high-impact.
Hernando County, FL
Cleaning Roads. Restored Pride.
The Logan Westlake Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the environmental preservation and beautification of Hernando County.
2026 Operations
Adopt-A-RoadOfficial Partner
HernandoCounty, Florida
Non-ProfitCommunity Led
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Our Foundation
The Vision of
Logan Westlake
Founded by Logan Westlake, the foundation was born out of a refusal to accept the status quo. Driven by a deep-seated frustration with the neglect of our local thoroughfares, Logan took action.
The Logan Westlake Foundation stands as a symbol of community accountability. We don't just wait for change; we drive it. Our partnership with the Hernando County Adopt-A-Road program ensures that our efforts are structured, legal, and high-impact.
Read Our StoryI couldn't stand seeing how dirty and filthy our roads were getting. Our community deserves better, so we decided to be the ones to change it.
Protecting Local Water
Shoreline cleanups that stop litter and pollution runoff before it reaches the lakes and springs that make this county special.
Become a Volunteer
Join our crew on the ground. Earn community service hours, meet your neighbors, and reclaim Hernando County's natural beauty.
2026 At A Glance
Together, We're
Together, We're
Making A Difference
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Project Sites
Roads & shoreline in 2026
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Schools Connected
Along the US-19 corridor
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Active Corridor
US-19 school zone
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Year Founded
Hernando County, FL
Home/Who We Are
Who We Are
A non-profit organization dedicated to the environmental preservation and beautification of Hernando County.
Our Foundation
The Vision of
The Vision of
Logan Westlake
Founded by Logan Westlake, the foundation was born out of a refusal to accept the status quo. Driven by a deep-seated frustration with the neglect of our local thoroughfares, Logan took action.
The Logan Westlake Foundation stands as a symbol of community accountability. We don't just wait for change; we drive it.
Our focus is on more than just "picking up trash" — we are reclaiming the natural beauty of Hernando County for every resident and visitor.
I couldn't stand seeing how dirty and filthy our roads were getting. Our community deserves better, so we decided to be the ones to change it.
What We Stand For
Our Values
Community Accountability
We don't just wait for change; we drive it. Clean roads are a shared responsibility, and we choose to show up.
Structured & Legal
Our partnership with the Hernando County Adopt-A-Road program keeps every cleanup organized, safe, and above board.
Natural Beauty
More than picking up trash — we're reclaiming Hernando County's roads, lakes, and green spaces for everyone.
Our Journey
How We Got Here
- 2025
The Foundation Is Born
Fed up with neglected local roads, Logan Westlake founds the Logan Westlake Foundation in Hernando County.
- 2026
First Active Corridor
Working with the Hernando County Adopt-A-Road program, we open our first active corridor along US-19.
- Next
Mirage Ave & Mirage Lake
Roadside and shoreline cleanups are scheduled to protect Mirage Ave and the water next to it.
Home/What We Do
What We Do
Structured, high-impact cleanups that restore Hernando County's roads and protect its water.
Roadside Preservation
Structured cleanups along adopted corridors through the Hernando County Adopt-A-Road program — safe, legal, and high-impact.
Protecting Local Water
Shoreline cleanups that stop litter and pollution runoff before it reaches the lakes that make this county special.
Neighborhood Beautification
Clearing streets like Mirage Ave to restore their visual and environmental integrity for the people who live there.
On The GroundHow A Cleanup
How A Cleanup
Day Works
01
Check In
Meet the team at the project site and attend a brief safety orientation.
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Gear Up
Grab a high-visibility vest, industrial gloves, and a trash picker — all provided.
03
Clean
Work the corridor or shoreline in teams, bagging litter and debris as we go.
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Wrap Up
Bags are collected for disposal and the site is left better than we found it.
Home/Projects
2026 Operations
Every active and scheduled site where the foundation is working this year.
Home/Calendar
Cleanup Calendar
Upcoming cleanups, orientations, and events. Find a date that works, then sign up to join the crew.
See a date that works?
Sign up and we'll email you meeting points and orientation details.
Home/Get Involved
Get Involved
Real change requires boots on the ground. Sign up and we'll see you at the next cleanup.
Join The Movement
Volunteer
Volunteer
With Us
Real change requires boots on the ground. We provide all necessary safety equipment, including vests, gloves, and collection tools. Whether you are looking for community service hours or simply want a cleaner neighborhood, we welcome your help.
SAFETY FIRSTAll volunteers must attend a brief safety orientation at the start of each project site cleanup.
GEAR PROVIDEDHigh-visibility vests, industrial gloves, and trash pickers are supplied to all participants.
Questions
Volunteer FAQ
Do I need any experience?
No. Every cleanup starts with a brief safety orientation, and our team will show you everything you need to know.
What do I need to bring?
We supply high-visibility vests, industrial gloves, and trash pickers. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty, and bring water and sun protection.
Can I earn community service hours?
Yes — check the "community service hours" box on the sign-up form and we'll follow up about what you need.
Can my school, club, or group volunteer together?
Mention your group and its size in the message field and we'll get back to you.
When are cleanups held?
Check the Calendar for upcoming cleanup dates. Meeting points and details are emailed to registered volunteers ahead of every cleanup.