Having engaged over 200,000 volunteers and cleaned up over 17,019,597 pieces of trash, the Hong Kong Cleanup Challenge has firmly established itself as a well-loved and vital part of the Hong Kong event landscape. Yet 15 years of data and volunteer feedback have shown a need for even greater community engagement and action. Trash jeopardizes the health of the ocean, coastline, country parks, our economy and people. It is everywhere – and is here to stay unless we change our practices.

The Hong Kong Cleanup is a year-long educational platform that works with community, schools, government and businesses to provide practical solutions to help us all live more sustainably every day of the year. The annual two-month Challenge, kicking off on 19 September, is the region’s largest volunteer event and is free for the public. In addition, we also organise managed cleanup events for corporations wishing to plan a day out doing something meaningful with their employees and coworkers.

We are the official Hong Kong coordinators of the global cleanup movement, on behalf of Ocean Conservancy and Let’s Do It World Cleanup, which is sanctioned by UNEP.

The Hong Kong Cleanup is a year-long educational platform that works with community, schools, government and businesses to provide practical solutions to help us all live more sustainably every day of the year. The annual two-month Challenge, kicking off on 19 September, is the region’s largest volunteer event and is free for the public. In addition, we also organise managed cleanup events for corporations wishing to plan a day out doing something meaningful with their employees and coworkers.

We are the official Hong Kong coordinators of the global cleanup movement, on behalf of Ocean Conservancy and Let’s Do It World Cleanup, which is sanctioned by UNEP.