Organise

Turn initiative into action.

Anyone can organise a cleanup — an individual, a neighbourhood group, a college, an NGO. Scale doesn't matter. What matters is that someone decides to begin.

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No separate registration needed — a login link will be sent to your email.

How it works

1

Set up your organiser profile

Create your public page in a few minutes — your display name, organiser type, and bio. This is what participants and future followers see before they RSVP.

2

Submit your event

Pick a location, draw the cleanup boundary on the map, set a date and time, and fill in the details. Takes under 10 minutes.

3

Your event goes live immediately

Once submitted, your event is public and open for RSVPs. Share it with your network and start building your participant list.

4

Run the cleanup, build your record

Enable QR attendance to record verified participation. Every verified event adds to your public civic profile — participants, hours, area cleaned. Permanently recorded, permanently yours.

What you take on

Define the area

Mark the cleanup boundary and drop a gathering pin. Clarity builds responsibility — participants know exactly where to show up.

Show up & lead

You are the organiser. Participants trust you to run a safe, coordinated event. Leadership is care in action.

Maintain integrity

Events must be non-partisan and free from political, commercial, or ideological promotion. This platform exists solely for civic environmental action.

Organiser Identity

Your organiser type and public display name are set on your first submission and permanently associated with your events. This preserves transparency while respecting autonomy. To organise under a different identity, a new account is required.

Impact is not claimed. It is recorded.

Ready?

Not sure if you're ready?

Your profile takes 5 minutes and commits you to nothing. You can create an event whenever you're ready.

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No separate registration needed — a login link will be sent to your email.

Organising is voluntary. Responsibility is intentional.