Get our free mobile appOne of my favorite things is to float down the Muskegon River with my friends. Credit: Canva / Jerry Carlson Credit: Canva / Jerry Carlson15 years ago, after getting fed up with seeing trash everywhere while floating down the Muskegon River, Jerry Carlson decided to take a week off of work and made hundreds of calls to organize a mass cleanup. Credit: Jerry Carlson via Facebook Credit: Jerry Carlson via FacebookSince then, through the Muskegon River Clean-Up Co., Jerry and his team of volunteers have hauled out thousands of cans, tires, flip-flops, and wild items like sewing machines, boat motors, and bowling balls. Credit: Jerry Carlson via Facebook Credit: Jerry Carlson via FacebookHe's doing it again, along with hundreds of other people for another river clean-up event this weekend and I've got all of the important details below. Credit: Jerry Carlson via Facebook Credit: Jerry Carlson via FacebookAt the end, you can turn in the bag of trash for a free hot dog or burger.