Actor and TV host Shaka Smith along with actor and DJ Talon Reid, host a Project Save Our Surf fundraiser and beach clean up in celebration of the founder, Tanna Frederick's birthday.
The fundraiser will be held Friday, August 10th, 4pm-9pm at Veggie Grill at The Dome in Hollywood and the beach cleanup will be the following day on Saturday, August 11th from 11 am-1 pm at Life Guard Tower 26 in Santa Monica Beach. Food, buckets and gloves will be provided for the cleanup.
Smith and Reid have sat on the honorary board for Project Save Our Surf since 2012. The weekend will see them joined by other celebrities providing supporters with education on ocean conservation, giveaways, live entertainment and fun for the entire family. Past celebrities in attendance to Project Save Our Surf fundraisers include Corey Feldman, Daryl Hannah, Kyle Massey, Bai Ling, Drake Bell, Rachel McCord and many more.
Actress, writer, and producer Tanna Frederick founded Project Save our Surf in 2008. She is an active surfer and environmentalist who works vigorously to bring both the entertainment and surf industries together in support of clean oceans.
This marks Project Save Our Surf’s 7th clean up event and first fundraiser of the year. “It’s a special time for me celebrating my birthday to raise funds and participation for the organization I love so much,” says Frederick. “We’ve had some tough times recently but now were growing again and have expanded our clean ups to include Huntington Beach and looking forward to returning to Vietnam where we have provided water filters so the residents can have access to clean water.”
Project Save Our Surf is a 501c3 organization dedicated to the conservation of our oceans, fresh water and the delicate marine ecosystems that reside therein. Surfers, celebrities, friends, families and businesses come together to help preserve and strengthen our planet. They believe that through education, awareness outreach and physical involvement, we can generate significant change to our environment.
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Another PSOS beach cleanup will be held on Saturday, September 8th in Santa Monica, CA.
