It was inevitable that eventually someone would bring together all those new waterless car wash products with all those kids holding car wash fundraisers.

Green Youth Movement members

One such partnership takes off tomorrow in LA, where teen members of the nonprofit Green Youth Movement will hold a car wash at the Barrington Dog Park in Brentwood.

The group, lead by GYM founder Ally Maize, hopes to make a statement about water conservation, and several of her classmates from the Archer School for Girls, will be raising funds for their senior class activities.

The car wash on Saturday (Oct. 17) will use an eco-friendly formula, called Eco Detail, a plant-derived polymer compound.

The times for the car wash, and the cost per car, were not immediately available.

From Green Right Now Reports

As the nation celebrated Earth Day this week, teen environmentalist and Green Youth Movement founder Ally Maize led schoolmates in planting the first “sustainable garden” at The Archer School for Girls in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles.

The vegetable and herb garden was the latest project initiated by Maize, who started the Green Youth Movement after seeing former Vice President Al Gore’s Academy Award winning film An Inconvenient Truth. Maize organizes numerous events to promote the cause around Los Angeles, hoping to bring formalized green learning into junior and senior high school curricula.

“I’m really excited about this first sustainable garden at my school,” Maize, 16, said in a statement. “Volunteers who know how to create wonderful sustainable gardens have generously donated their time, and everyone has been so great about working as a team to make this happen.

“The whole school is psyched about promoting eco-consciousness and learning what a sustainable garden is all about, which is really cool.”

The garden will be maintained and nurtured by students at Archer, and the crop will benefit the Westside Food Bank and Santa Monica’s Daybreak Center and Shelter for Women. To encourage other students to start their own sustainable gardens, Maize presented each participant with a seed-in-a-cup to take home.