I truly appreciate your response to my post TR. Your points are noted. I don’t know the specifics of this site. I do however see the blight throughout the city and beyond as does every reader of this blog. My point remains nonetheless; the city would be better off, even for the homeless, if  those (that can) do something in return for the millions being spent on their behalf. Why is that so objectionable?

We always get the announcement a few weeks in advance and add to the calendar, but probably you best bet is to contact Matt Algieri directly and ask – his phone and e-mail are in this year’s calendar listing:
https://westseattleblog.com/event/fairmount-ravine-clean-up/

We have reported on this for a decade (see links at story’s end), and the cleanups have been going on for a quarter-century. Yes, some people have lived under the bridge. Also, there’s been a lot of trash over the years left by people partying there who likely do have roofs over their heads, elsewhere. There’s also illegal dumping and people throwing trash out car windows, more likely from housed people than unhoused people. – TR

With millions
of tax dollars going to support the homeless it isn’t heartless to expect
those that can to clean up after themselves and while they’re at it cut/pull
some ivy; maybe with the direction of neighbors such as these. Hey I’d
volunteer for that. What’d ya  say Mayor
Durkan? Bring your gloves.

Thanks to those that picked it all up.