Let's Do It! Watertown

A service project initiated by Zygi Jievaltas ’17

Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Zygi Jievaltas ’17, Let's Do It! Watertown
May 15, 2016- SERVICE. On May 15 Global Leadership Institute scholar Zygi Jievaltas ’17 united Taft students, staff, and faculty, and other community members for Let’s Do It! Watertown, to help clean up a number of sites around town. Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people came together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)