Save the Earth from A to Z
University students are the leaders of the future generations who act for the real change of the earth.
Save the Earth
ASEZ is a group of university student volunteers who act to address pressing needs in communities around the world.
We carry out the SAVE Movement in 175 countries.
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About ASEZ
People are suffering from disasters caused by climate change—earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, terrorists attacks, wars, and catastrophes. They are in need of help. The answer to all these challenges depends on young adults, whose actions can produce a real and lasting change on our planet.
As university students are tomorrow’s future leaders, if all of them work together to solve the specific problems within each campus, the hopeful future of humanity will soon become a reality. ASEZ wholeheartedly believes that, while the power of one person may be weak, together, we have the ability to change despair and sorrow into hope and happiness.
RECENT ACTIVITIES
ASEZ Concert at the Lincoln Center Alice Tully Hall
The Church of God Orchestra and New Jerusalem Choir performed at the Lincoln Center for ASEZ’s Working Together for World Peace concert. During the concert, on behalf of the NYS Assembly, Assemblyman Nader Sayegh presented a citation to ASEZ in recognition of their outstanding volunteerism.
ASEZ New York State Capitol Visit
ASEZ volunteers spent the day at the New York State Capitol, speaking with senators and assembly members about their volunteer activities. ASEZ was also formally introduced during the NYS Senate and Assembly sessions.
Norwood, Bronx Community Cleanup by ASEZ
ASEZ volunteers carried out a Bronx community cleanup in the Bronx neighborhood of Norwood. Prior to the cleanup, ASEZ volunteers received a citation from Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez for their commitment to community service in the Bronx, NY.
ASEZ Reduce Crime Together Cleanup in Manchester, NH
ASEZ volunteers from all over New England, including New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, came together to carry out their first cleanup effort in New Hampshire. They removed 2,400 pounds of trash from Allard Drive in Manchester.
ASEZ Vacant Property Cleanup in Syracuse, NY
ASEZ volunteers carried out a vacant property cleanup in the Brighton neighborhood of Syracuse, NY as part of their “Reduce Crime Together” campaign. They filled a dumpster with about 1,400 pounds of trash.
ASEZ Crime Prevention Forum
ASEZ hosted the Crime Prevention Forum in Newport News, VA. Local law enforcement officials and other speakers of various professional backgrounds spoke about the importance of working together to reduce crime.
ASEZ New Jersey Crime Prevention Forum at Hudson County Community College
ASEZ university students held their Crime Prevention Forum at Hudson County Community College. Officials from local municipalities as well as HCCC faculty members spoke at the forum to encourage the further implementation of the volunteers’ “Reduce Crime Together” project.
South Bronx Clason Point Park Cleanup by ASEZ
ASEZ volunteers from Lehman College as well as students from Bronx Community College and Westchester Community College united to clean Clason Point Park. They collected 162 bags of trash and debris.
Madison Park Cleanup by ASEZ UAlbany
ASEZ student volunteers from UAlbany and The Sage Colleges of Albany removed 1,600 pounds of garbage from Madison Park and its adjacent side streets.
ASEZ Cleanup at Roberto Clemente Park
ASEZ volunteers, joined by Eastside High School JROTC students and the local Paterson Green Team, removed 500 bags of trash from Roberto Clemente Park in Paterson, New Jersey.
ASEZ Working Together for World Peace Concert
ASEZ held Working Together for World Peace to raise awareness on how to contribute to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through volunteerism. The Church of God in New Windsor, NY hosted the concert.
ASEZ Tree Stewardship at Brooklyn College
ASEZ volunteers participated in a tree stewardship at Brooklyn College to prepare the young trees for spring as part of their mission in fulfilling the UN’s SDGs.
ASEZ Future Leaders Forum
Speakers addressed the good deeds and altruism of ASEZ’s student volunteers, encouraging them to take the lead in creating a better and brighter future for their communities and for the world.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup in Newburgh
About 200 ASEZ volunteers clean up three streets in Newburgh, gathering a total of 50 bags of trash along with hundreds of pounds of abandoned objects.
“Mother’s Street” Hempstead Lake State Park Cleanup
About 120 ASEZ volunteers continued their “Mother’s Street” campaign and “Reduce Crime Together” initiative at Hempstead Lake State Park.
ASEZ and UPR Cleanup in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
ASEZ volunteers from the University of Puerto Rico partnered with the town of Guaynabo, PR to carry out a cleanup in the municipality.
NYS Citizen Preparedness Training for Disaster Relief at Lehman College
About 250 ASEZ volunteers and students participated in the NYS Citizen Preparedness Training at Lehman College. The National Guard presented what to do in the case of an emergency.
Roger Williams Park Cleanup in Rhode Island
Around 50 ASEZ student volunteers cleaned up Roger Williams National Memorial Park in Rhode Island. They collected 150 bags of leaves and trash!
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus
Student volunteers carried out a “Mother’s Street” cleanup at the University of Puerto Rico’s Rio Piedras Campus, removing more than 2,000 pounds of trash.
Syracuse University Cleanup at Thornden Park
ASEZ brought the “Reduce Crime Together” initiative to Thornden Park in Syracuse, NY in an effort to lessen crime by beautifying the park.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup at University at Buffalo
ASEZ volunteers carried out the “Mother’s Street” campaign at the University at Buffalo, removing excess vegetation and weeds in front of student housing near the South Campus.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup at Contant Park
ASEZ continued the worldwide “Mother’s Street” cleanup movement, this time collecting 30 bags of trash from Contant Park in Hillside, NJ.
Ben Washer Park Cleanup in Kentucky
In accordance with “Reduce Crime Together” movement, ASEZ volunteers cleaned up about 55 bags of trash from Ben Washer Park in Kentucky.
United New England Cleanup at Huntington Avenue
Volunteers from all over New England gathered together for a united ASEZ cleanup in Brookline, MA. They collected 25 bags of trash in total.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup in Oakland
For the “Reduce Crime Together” initiative, student volunteers from ASEZ cleaned up Boundary Street in Oakland by the University of Pittsburgh.
Briscoe Park Cleanup in Baltimore
ASEZ volunteers carried out a cleanup at Briscoe Park in Baltimore. They collected about 230 bags of trash and performed landscaping to beautify the park.
“Mother’s Street” Central Florida Cleanup
ASEZ student volunteers from several Central Florida universities and members of the Church of God joined forces to beautify highways near two colleges.
“Mother’s Street” Cleanup at University of Puerto Rico in Aguadilla
ASEZ and the Church of God performed a “Mother’s Street” cleanup at the University of Puerto Rico in Aguadilla, working with faculty members to beautify the campus.