Lottery winners spontaneously protect the environment and take the lead in cleaning and dirty beaches

According to the British "Mirror" reported on July 6, recently, a lottery winning team with 25 million pounds of bank deposits spent a whole day clean and dirty beaches.

The team was conducted under the guidance of the 2 Minute Foundation and met at Sander Beach in Whitby. The charity had previously obtained the 19410 £ 19410 of the National Lottery Fund for education projects. Members search for garbage and tiny plastic garbage in the coastline of Yorkshire, which are devastating for marine animals.

Terry Kennedy and Kay Yoxall from Barnesley, Nighty County are big winners. They made 1 million pounds in Lottery Lottery last year. Kay said: "Since winning the National Lottery, we will travel to some magical places to travel , But there is nothing compared to my hometown. It is great to have time to give back to my hometown. It is a great thing to learn and do something positive for the environment. At the same time, it can also bring benefits to the local people. " The total winning amount is as high as 25 million pounds.

The Claire Giner of the charity said: "Unfortunately, a lot of garbage floats in our ocean, and every day the tide will bring them ashore. Today’s garbage picking activity also shows what people can do in a short period of time. We Encourage others to do this this summer. Even if they can only take two minutes, they can help save marine animals together. "(China Youth Network Compilation Report)

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