They say the most common item of trash they find on the beaches are bottle caps.
There are three cleanup stations so far in Wildwood Crest, and they're hoping to install others in Cape May and Atlantic City soon.
The organization has also expanded to several universities as volunteers have gone to college and started chapters at their schools. "Everyone enjoys getting community service hours and at the same time protecting their environment and their local beach they get to enjoy," said Olson, a junior at Stockton University."Enjoy your stay," said Caruso, "but just leave the place better than you found it."
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