National cleanup day

September 20, Saturday

National Cleanup Day in the United States is celebrated annually on the third Saturday of September. This day is dedicated to uniting the efforts of citizens and organizations to clean up the environment from litter and maintain cleanliness in cities, parks, bodies of water, and natural areas.

History of the holiday
The holiday was established to draw public attention to environmental pollution issues and encourage active participation in its preservation. It aims to involve individual citizens, communities, educational institutions, and business organizations in environmental initiatives.

Goals and objectives

* Assist in cleaning and improving local areas.
* Raise awareness about environmental pollution issues.
* Support environmental initiatives and sustainable development programs.
* Unite people and communities for joint care of nature.

How it is celebrated
On this day, mass cleanup activities are organized in streets, parks, beaches, forests, and bodies of water. Volunteers collect litter, sort waste for recycling, and conduct educational activities on ecology and the conservation of natural resources. Many schools, companies, and community organizations use this day to hold seminars, workshops, and themed events to motivate participants to take care of the environment.

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National cleanup day in other years

2022 September 17, Saturday
2023 September 16, Saturday
2024 September 21, Saturday
2026 September 19, Saturday