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Find near meWorld Cleanup Day · 20 September 2026
25 million people joined last year. What will you do on 20 September?
The world is already moving
Not a brochure of past years — a live count of cleanups forming for 20 September 2026.
Live global pulse
Demo data
Manila registered a 240-person cleanup
Tartu added 17 volunteers
Nairobi University registered an event
São Paulo just crossed 10,000 participants
Lyon schools pledged 42 cleanups
Osaka bay cleanup hit capacity
Oaxaca coast added 310 volunteers
Pune river crew opened registration
Manila registered a 240-person cleanup
Tartu added 17 volunteers
Nairobi University registered an event
São Paulo just crossed 10,000 participants
Lyon schools pledged 42 cleanups
Osaka bay cleanup hit capacity
Oaxaca coast added 310 volunteers
Pune river crew opened registration
The map is the product
Start near you — not a wall of 200 countries with zero events.
What's happening near you?
17 cleanups nearby · 1,843 people registered
Demo map
Zoom out and the planet lights up as registrations grow.
Three ways in
I'm a person
Join → add to calendar → WhatsApp your friends. Solo cleanup if nothing is nearby.
Find near meI'm an organiser
Location → dashboard → promo kit → attendance → report results into the global count.
Start organisingI represent an organisation
Run a campaign, invite people, track participation, share an impact dashboard.
Bring my organisationStrive for Five
About 400 million people — a proposed social tipping point. We're not there yet, and every person counts.
Humans, not “impact”
“We started with seven people. Now 40,000 people participate.”
Daniel, Mozambique
“Our whole school joined. The river looks different now.”
Mei, Taiwan
“This is our coast. We clean it together every September.”
Amina, Kenya
World Cleanup Days 2018–2025
Tiny commitment
No account needed. Say you're in — and become part of the count.
People pledged for 2026
2,410,182
One hour is enough to start. Find a cleanup or organise one.