adopt a trash wheel
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Looking for a sponsorship opportunity that actually makes a splash? Adopt one of Baltimore’s iconic Trash Wheels and help keep our waterways clean-while putting your brand front and center on one of the most beloved environmental programs in the country.
Trash Wheel adoptions are fun, visible, and impactful. Each adoption comes with custom branding, storytelling opportunities, and a direct connection to real environmental results.
WHY ADOPT A
TRASH WHEEL?
Make a measurable environmental impact by removing trash from the Baltimore Harbor before it reaches the Chesapeake Bay
Gain major visibility through signage, media, and social reach
Activate your brand creatively with campaigns, events, and storytelling
Join a movement that Baltimore truly loves!
MEET THE FLEET
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MR. TRASH WHEEL
Inner Harbor
Status: Currently Adopted
Mr. Trash Wheel is the original—and the most famous—member of the family. Located at the mouth of the Jones Falls, he’s captured millions of pounds of trash and millions of hearts.
Adoption Highlights:
Currently adopted by the Baltimore Ravens
Previously adopted by Pompeian
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PROFESSOR TRASH WHEEL
Canton
Status: Available for Adoption
Professor Trash Wheel is smart, sophisticated, and ready for adoption! Located along the Baltimore Waterfront Promenade in Canton, Professor Trash Wheel is a high-visibility opportunity to align your brand with innovation, education, and environmental impact.
Adoption Highlights:
Previously adopted by Pompeian
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GWYNNDA THE GOOD WHEEL OF THE WEST
West Baltimore
Status: Available for Adoption
Gwynnda is the largest trash wheel in the fleet and makes a big impact in West Baltimore. Located in the Middle Branch, Gwynnda helps to keep the wetlands and shorelines clean.
Adoption Highlights:
Previously adopted by SpongeBob SquarePants
GET INVOLVED
Interested in adopting a Trash Wheel or learning more about pricing and opportunities?
Fill out the form below or email Adam@waterfrontpartnership.org
Let’s work together to keep Baltimore’s harbor clean-and have a little fun doing it.