12,780,774 people in 144 countries participated in cleanups on 15 September 2018 - World Cleanup Day. Thank you to everyone who took an active role in making the world a cleaner place. #WorldCleanupDay | World Cleanup Day

World Cleanup Day 2021 is happening in over 180 countries again this year. It's the fourth time around, for the first three years, over 50 Million volunteers have come out on World Cleanup Day and cleaned their communities, neighborhoods, parks, forests, deserts, rivers, beaches, you just name it, up! Don't miss your chance of being an environmental hero! Find out more on www.worldcleanupday.org Cleanup event registrations are starting at the end of July! #WorldCleanupDay #LetsDoItWorld | World

Nigerians tackled over 2000 locations for World Cleanup Day 2021 activities. Thank you to @Coker Olumide Ayodele of @Let's Do It Nigeria and all the volunteers who participated in the cleanups in Nigeria! www.worldcleanupday.org #letsdoitworld #worldcleanupday #letsdoit #WorldCleanupDay2021 | World Cleanup Day

👏 The world’s first coordinated, single-day cleanup action! 💪 Talk about mission impossible! Imagine convincing 157 countries and territories to all clean up on the same day. But they did – 18 million people united to make that happen in 2018! Here’s a glimpse of what the first ever World Cleanup Day looked like! 🕐 There’s still time for you to join in this year and be the hero of your community on 16 September 2023! 👉 www.worldcleanupday.org #worldcleanupday2023 #worldcleanupday #letsdoitwo

34 reactions | Gilan Holding, a company in Azerbaijan joined World Cleanup Day and cleaned up waste from the forest. This beautiful video says it all. Thank you! #worldcleanupday #letsdoitworld #trashtag | World Cleanup Day | Facebook

236K views · 11K reactions | Looking back to World Cleanup Day and the amazing impact local communities and partners made by cleaning up beaches, mangroves, and coastlines. | The Ocean Cleanup | Facebook