Our Water
Our Code
DITCH MAFIA started the same way most real things do; on a bar napkin by people who use the water and were tired of seeing it trashed.
We boat here.
We work here.
So we clean here.
This isn’t a brand built on awareness or promises. It’s built on presence.
When trash shows up in our ditches, we handle it.
No committees. No speeches. Just work.
Our gear funds cleanup.
Our crew does the cleanup.
Our numbers show the impact.
If you use the water, you’re responsible for it. That’s the code. If it’s your ditch, you own it.
No rats. No trash.
Meet our 'Dons'
Meet Toby, a proud South Carolina native who brings his passion for local shopping and community service to life in Myrtle Beach. Outgoing and sociable, he's always up for an adventure, whether it's catching some sun or enjoying a cold beer with friends. Toby believes in making the most of every moment and giving back to the place he calls home.
Meet Frankie, a vibrant personality who knows how to live life to the fullest. In the summertime, you can find him on the river, zipping around on his jetski—when it's not broken, of course! Despite facing challenges with home dialysis, Frankie never lets anything dim his sparkle. When he's not designing apparel or enjoying the water, he's a local musical legend, pouring his creativity into his home music studio and producing tracks.
Meet Boyd, a true South Carolina native who's spent his life enjoying the great outdoors. Whether he's out fishing on his boat or getting his cardio in with a bike ride, Boyd knows how to embrace every moment. After years of slinging drinks at local bars, he's become a local celebrity, known for his friendly smile and good vibes.
Meet Tiffany. She came to South Carolina chasing a fresh start—and ended up creating a life full of purpose. Her home has become a second-chance sanctuary for stray animals, basically a small zoo built on compassion. She’s also been making moves since day one, launching her own marketing business at just 19. When she’s not working or rescuing animals, she’s out on the boat with Toby and their dogs, cold beer in hand, cleaning up trash, or in her element writing lyrics and laying vocals over Frankie’s beats.
Ditch Mafia may be a cleanup organization, but behind the mission are real people, real lives, and two rescue dogs who have become part of the crew.
Alaska has been along for every adventure since she was a puppy. She may be scared of the water, but she loves when Toby carries her down for her boat rides, the wind in her ears, and stopping along the bank while we pick up trash and she can take in all the new smells. She reminds us that the waterways matter not just for people, but for every creature that gets to enjoy them.
Bluebell was found on the side of the road near the Intracoastal Waterway. It took five hours to catch her (and a whole lot of rotisserie chicken), but once she was safe, she found her way home — and she’s been with us on the boat ever since. These days, Bluebell loves stretching her legs along the shorelines while we track cleanup data, explore the banks, and keep an eye on the places we’re working to protect.
Together, Alaska & Bluebell bring heart, humor, and muddy paw prints to Ditch Mafia. They’re a reminder that this work is serious — but it’s also personal, fun, and rooted in love for the lives we get to share on the water.