16,400 pounds of litter collected

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It's crucial that we come together and do something about litter. Our goal should be to encourage and inspire others to join in the fight against it. A cleaner and healthier environment is vital to enhancing everyone's quality of life. Let's collaborate and make a constructive difference in creating a better tomorrow. Share your stories and photos and Inspire Change.

To begin, pick a time and place you want to clean. You do not need to seek sponsorship from the city, but if you need any resources or support, feel free to contact them. Consult our Events Calendar for any local events already scheduled in your area.

It's more enjoyable to pick with others! Spread the word by sharing your picking plans on social media. Reach out to local environmental groups to invite them to participate with you.

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Mark Murray

Apr 06

Dog Walk Wednesday 4/5/2023

in New York

Well, we live near a high school in America and there is never a shortage of trash to pick up. today really pissed me off.

The school is on a long street and on one side of the street, for about 2000 feet, are the back of houses and trash collects. and mind you the sidewalk is used a lot.

I’ve not been here in over a week to clean but among other trash, today were 5 or 6 poop bags that someone dropped in the same spot for a couple of days in a row. Who does that??? Pictures below, but not the actual poop bags. I circled them as you can see. Before and after. Today was 1 full & a 3/4 bags today.

thats my wife and omelette in front of me.

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Alek Babich

Apr 06

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The high schools here in Maine require all kids to complete 40 hours of community service as a graduation requirement. I just started conversations with the local school to have students volunteer for LitterPic to fulfill that requirement; I hope this brings more visibility to LitterPic and gets kids involved in picking up litter at an earlier age and I hope to help educate kids on the importance of maintaining our planet! Do the schools in your area have a community service requirement? If so, lets figure out how to introduce LitterPic!

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