Long Island apparel company helps clean up beaches
Anchor East has hosted two successful beach cleanups so far.
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Aug 19, 2021, 2:55 AM
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Updated 1,118 days ago
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431ds agoA new Long Island company isn't just selling clothes, it is also helping to clean up beaches along the way.
Anchor East came about during the pandemic. The goal was to create an apparel company that had a strong message.
The company has hosted two successful beach cleanups so far.
The apparel company is dedicated to life on the water, and wants to help keep our beaches clean for generations to come.
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