Join the Hui300 Challenge

Definition of a HUI300 Volunteer: a registered individual HUI member who performs services without pay (voluntary service). Voluntary service includes all services/efforts performed by a HUI300 volunteer who receives no remuneration. Loss of Volunteer Personal Property: loss or damage of personal property used while providing volunteer services to the Surfrider Foundation in which any HUI300 individual of group cleanup takes place is not reimbursable. Advisory for HUI300 Volunteers: Hui members performing trash/litter cleanup are advised to wear gloves and use tongs or “grabbers.” Toxic substances and sharp objects (broken glass, needles, etc.) may be present in watersheds or on beaches and parks. These items require special handling and gloves may not provide enough protection. Volunteers should not touch or make any effort to pick them up, to preclude possible exposure to blood borne pathogens or other hazardous material. Avoid sun over-exposure and heat stress: HUI300 volunteers should also be aware of the possibility of over –exposure to the sun and the possibility of heat stress. Volunteers should wear hats, gloves, and sturdy shoes. Volunteers should always protect your feet and do not wear sandals, thongs, or open-sided or toe footwear; and do not go barefoot. By acknowledging below, HUI300 volunteers agree to hold harmless the Surfrider Foundation where ever the individual or group cleanups take place, for any injury or loss which may occur during the cleanup.
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