What It's Worth 496: Worcester Litter

What It's Worth is a WCCA TV program featuring offbeat interviews with inspiring locals, artists, musicians, actors, and creatives from the Millennial and Gen Z communities. In this episode, host Tommy Colletta and co-host Caitlyn Marsh talk with Paul Ledoux, Executive Director and Founder of Worcester Litter, a volunteer-driven environmental initiative that mobilizes Worcester residents, business leaders, municipal operations, and visitors to improve public spaces through grassroots litter removal, environmental education, and creative community engagement. By organizing neighborhood cleanups, coordinating cleanup supplies, and using recovered materials for public art and awareness campaigns, the organization empowers people to take direct action in caring for their environment. Their work strengthens neighborhood connections, reduces pollution, and promotes a culture of shared responsibility for Worcester's streets, parks, and waterways. Learn more at worcesterlitter.com. Please support WCCA TV and keep shows like What It's Worth going by donating at wccatv.com/donate.