Keep Tahoe Blue - Grand pacific resorts
Grand Pacific Resorts recently partnered with The League To Save Lake Tahoe, also known as Keep Tahoe Blue, to clean the beaches and surrounding areas of Tahoe City. The clean-up effort kicked off the resort management company’s Fall 2024 Leadership Meeting in a demonstration of its ongoing commitment to corporate sustainability.
Forty-seven company team leaders, general managers, and executives joined forces with Keep Tahoe Blue’s Community Outreach Team, rolling up their sleeves to clean the shores, sidewalks, bushes, and trails around Tahoe City in what Grand Pacific Resorts strongly believes is its shared responsibility to environmental conservation. In just 45 minutes, the leaders had collectively picked up a remarkable 146 pounds of trash.
“It was so inspiring to see our leaders from across our resorts give of their time and effort as they united to help protect the beautiful vacation destinations in which we operate, and that our owners call their homes away from home,” said Renee Wagner, RRP, Senior Director of Creative Services and Brand Management. “Our goal is to preserve these pristine locations so that visitors can continue to enjoy them for many years to come.”
Grand Pacific Resorts has enjoyed a long-standing presence in the North Lake Tahoe region, with four managed resorts in the area. It manages Olympic Village Inn and Red Wolf Lodge at Olympic Valley, both nestled in the scenic mountains of Olympic Valley, along with Red Wolf Lakeside Lodge and Tahoe Sands Resort, ideally situated right on the shores of North Lake Tahoe.
The League to Save Lake Tahoe is the donor-funded, science-based organization of environmental experts and Tahoe-lovers behind Keep Tahoe Blue. We have led the protection and restoration of the Lake Tahoe Basin since 1957 and remain the one organization who brings everyone together for the same goal – to protect Tahoe for future generations. Learn more, donate, and get involved at KeepTahoeBlue.org.
Grand Pacific Resorts creates experiences worth sharing for 90,000 owner families and tens of thousands of loyal guests every year. With over 25 managed properties spanning from the sands of Kauai to the slopes of Lake Tahoe, along with several top vacation destinations across Northern and Southern California, the resort management company customizes its services to preserve the unique experience each location offers. For over three decades, owners and guests have valued the heartfelt hospitality they experience as they continue to vacation at Grand Pacific Resorts year after year. For more information, visit GrandPacificResorts.com.
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