The numbers are worth noting.

The Earth Day clean up hosted by the Emmaus and Upper Milford Township Joint Environmental Advisory Council recently announced the day’s haul.

On April 22 volunteers, including township and borough residents, families, friends, service and business groups, students, athletes, Scouts and many others, collected 67 30-gallon bags of trash, 19 30-gallon bags of recyclables, one picnic table and a hub cap from sites in the borough and township, according to a memo from the advisory council.

Plus, 10,885 pounds of electronic waste and 2,011 pounds of paper were gathered via collection sites at Emmaus Community Park.

Volunteers applied their attention and clean up talents to Emmaus Community Park, Furnace Dam Park, the railroad areas near Weis Markets, CVS Pharmacy and Triple Sun Spirits, the walking trail in The Fields at Indian Creek community, Jasper Park, Lenape Park and Fulmer Nature Preserve, according to the memo from the council.

Kudos and thanks to organizers and all who gave of their time, energy and enthusiasm.

Other notable numbers were shared recently by The Seed Farm, Vera Cruz Road.

In a recent newsletter, organizers noted more than 13,000 plants were purchased in their annual spring plant sale May 13 and 14. Moreover, the farm is “on track to donate 1,400 plants to community organizations” throughout the Lehigh Valley, particularly those groups focused on food insecurity and access to fresh produce.

Volunteers again were instrumental to the effort, taking on tasks from potting seedlings in advance of the sale to directing parking and assisting shoppers on sale days.

The fall plant sale at the farm is scheduled Aug. 12 and 13.

In other upcoming events, the Women’s Alliance of St. Ann’s, St. Ann’s Church, Emmaus, will host its “Summer Fun in the Sun” raffle event fundraiser 2-6 p.m. June 10 and 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. June 11 in the St. Ann’s School gym.

Proceeds will benefit the group’s ongoing charitable programs.

There is a cost which includes 25 raffle tickets and a door prize ticket.

Pizza fans can check out the Lower Milford Township Fire Company #1 pizza fundraiser now until June 21. Visit the website www.lowermilfordfire.org for details.

History enthusiasts may stop by the Upper Milford Township municipal building, 5671 Chestnut St., 1 to 4 p.m. June 18 for the monthly open house. Visitors can chat with historical society members and/or check out some of the many artifacts of the township held in the archives. The monthly meeting of the society will feature a field trip to Walbert Log Cabin June 29. History fans will meet at the municipal building and carpool to the cabin. Visit the website www.uppermilford.org for details.

And while you’re at the society’s open house, you may want to stop by the Upper Milford Farmers Market at the municipal building 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekends now through November.

History enthusiasts in Lower Milford Township may want to join other history fans 7 p.m. June 7 at the Southern Lehigh Public Library, the home library for township residents, 3200 Preston Lane, Center Valley, for the presentation “Lenape Lifeways - Introducing the First People of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.”

Carla Messinger will share information about Lenni Lenape history, customs, culture and family life.

Also, registration is open for the summer fun club at the library. This year’s program, featuring the theme “All Together Now,” will run June 22 to Aug. 10. Program highlights include opportunities to read with the therapy dogs June 24 and July 22; rock painting June 27; science and art demonstrations June 28; a circus and creative writing workshop July 26; a family concert Aug. 3 and a magic and comedy show finale Aug. 10.

Other offerings at the library include yoga classes, books groups and a chess club for kids. Visit the library website www.solehipl.org for a complete listing and more details.

Lower Milford Township is accepting applications for a seasonal/as needed public works employee. Visit the website www.lowermilfordorg. for additional details and a link to a complete description of the job and how to apply.

Applicants also are sought for a vacant position on the township’s zoning hearing board as well as a delegate position on the joint building board of appeals. The zoning hearing board term ends Dec. 31, 2025. Contact the township office with questions.

The Lower Milford Township board of supervisors will next meet 6:30 p.m. June 15 at the township building, 7607 Chestnut Hill Church Road.

The next Upper Milford Township board of supervisors’ meeting is scheduled 7 p.m. June 15 at the township building, 5671 Chestnut St.

Township offices in both municipalities will close July 4 for Independence Day.