
Welcome to Haverford Climate Action
Website Sponsored by
Haverford Township Civic Council
Haverford Township, PA

Website Sponsored by
Haverford Township Civic Council
Haverford Township, PA
This website has been created by the Haverford Township Civic Council with support from the Haverford EAC (Environmental Advisory Committee). The purpose of this site is to serve as a clearinghouse of information for residents so that they can make informed choices as they strive to live more sustainable lives.
Businesses or Houses of Worship can find additional information with the links (B and HoW).
Contact us at the bottom of the page with your street, city, and climate actions so we can add your actions to the maps
Virtual
Curious about electric vehicles? Get the information you need to see if one is right for your lifestyle – cost of buying and owning, impact on the environment, how and where to charge, and do they drive the same as gas cars? Sign up and talk with people who have experience with both EVs and gas cars. FREE, Registration Required, HERE
CREC Environmental Lab
Registration is Full, waitlist available HERE
SHIFT · 250 Haverford Avenue · Narberth PA 19072
Learn how to reduce your landfill burden, simplify your life, and lighten your eco-footprint in this hour-long seminar.
This class includes a 45-minute interactive presentation, followed by a 15-minute Q+A. We share personal experiences, educational stats, and images that:
Admission is free. Pre-registration is required HERE
Delaware County Emergency Training Center 1600 Calcon Hook Road, Sharon Hill, PA 19079
This event is for "HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ITEMS ONLY" FREE, Registration required HERE
"BUSINESS QUANTITIES" will be turned away regardless of registration tickets
The festival will have a new format and NEW location: Bailey Park. Consider walking or biking, can be access from Pennsy Trail
10-11am Learning time: There will be several stations designed specifically for kids to learn about sustainability11-12pm Volunteer time: 1) Cutting back of old growth and planting new plants in the rain gardens 2) removing invasive vines from the fences around the park. Sign Up HERE
12:15pm: Solar Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for new Library and Township building awning solar installations with optional walk to the see the township building installation.
CREC Environmental Lab
Registration is Full, waitlist available HERE
Looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? Come get your hands dirty with us as we care for green spaces, plant trees, and remove invasive species. Together, we’ll help maintain vibrant, healthy ecosystems in our parks! No experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and love for nature! All tools and supplies provided. Let's make a difference together! Register HERE Waiver HERE Donate HERE
100 Rain Gardens in 10 Years! Be a part of the Hav-a-Rain Garden team for the next decade! We have many volunteers who help install our gardens but need a few more committed individuals who will help outreach, schedule, assess, design, order and care for plants, and stage and coordinate installation. Many hands make light work! Email havaraingarden@gmail.com and with the subject “Rain Garden Team” and tell us you want to join our core rain garden team and we will send you the link for this and future meetings. If you just want to volunteer for the installations and are not already on our signup genius list, use the subject “Volunteer for Rain Garden Installation” and we will add you to our list for fall installations (mid-September to mid-October). Our lead Organizer is stepping down after 10 years and we would love to keep this great program going!
Haverford property owners (including non-profits and businesses) can request an assessment to be considered for one of Hav-a-Rain Garden’s 5 fall rain gardens - e-mail your address & phone # to havaraingarden@gmail.com within the next couple of weeks. After that, you must respond to a signupgenius email to schedule your assessment. Only Haverford property owners (including non-profits and businesses) are eligible - high scoring assessments qualify to be offered a rain garden and sweat-equity is required.
Rain gardens, downspout planters and rain barrels can help you harvest your stormwater, reduce runoff and the resulting pollution associated with stormwater and reduce downstream flooding. The native plants used also create habitat for pollinators. To learn more, see https://www.dcva.org/Rain-Garden/.
June 13: Helpsy Clothing Drive, 9am-11am [Township Building]
August 8: Large E-Waste Event, 9am-12pm [Township Building]
August 15: Shredding Event, 8-11am [Township Building]
We need your support! Make a donation today of any size to assist with our grass-roots climate action projects and programs in Haverford Township!

Focus of this Website
Talk with them. Share your concerns and actions.
Help the organizations you are associated with to become more sustainable. A lot of cascading change can happen at this level of action.
Some climate advocacy organizations
Let's start a movement - please share this website with your neighbors and friends! Does your neighborhood association or community organization have an email list, newsletter, or Facebook page?
Click below for a short description and link which you can use to spread the news!
Looking for volunteer opportunities?
Assist at a work day for Tree Tenders, Friends of Haverford Trails or HavaRain Garden program...help out at an EAC event...join a committee...start a new project
Want to stay up to date on events and activities related to climate action? Check out the various local groups you may want to connect to, sign up for monthly emails, join their Facebook or Instagram pages, or attend monthly meetings.
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