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As a registered nonprofit organization we need your financial support so that we can begin the task of making New York City a cleaner, greener, healthier place to live, work and visit.
501 (c) (3) Registered
Federal EiN Number 93-4673190
Leadership & Board Of Directors
Shawn Dayle
Andrea Braithwaite
Shantae Prince
Shawn Dayle is the executive director of Project Sweep-Up Shawn has a very diverse professional background. He spent ten years in the retail sector for a major corporation, he was a community services advocate in the nonprofit world and lastly he functioned as a licensed financial services representative and entrepreneur as well.
Shantae Prince
Andrea Braithwaite
Shantae Prince
Shantae Prince is the board Secretary - Shantae holds a Bachelor of Science and a Masters degree as well in Business administration. She is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in business management. Over the last 14 years Shantae has kept her career focused on organizational leadership and budget oversight.
Adrian Walker
Andrea Braithwaite
Andrea Braithwaite
Adrian Walker is the treasuer of Project Sweep-Up Nyc. He is currently a Life Insurance Representative for New York Life Insurance. Adrian brings years of business experience, community activism, event planning and fundraising for various social causes. His contribution to our organization keeps us at the forefront of community engagement.
Andrea Braithwaite
Andrea Braithwaite
Andrea Braithwaite
Andrea Braithwaite is the Sargeant at Arms - Andrea is a business owner for over 25 years and an entrepreneur as well. She is a seasoned business person who brings a wealth of knowledge to the organization. Andrea is very well versed in the areas of business improvement districts and the role they play in various communities.
Making A Difference
Project Sweep-Up Nyc / Environmental Education
Our organization is committed to supporting environmental education. In the near future as we grow, Project sweep up plans to hire environmental ambassadors. Their job is to speak at schools, corporations, religious institutions and even summer camps as well. Topics of discussion will include environmental awareness, neighborhood cleanups, urban cleanliness and recycling.
