Let’s Do It! World is a civic-led mass movement that began in Estonia in 2008 when 50,000 people united together to clean up the entire country in just five hours. Since then, Let’s Do It! has spread this model—one country in one day—around the world. To date, 113 countries and over 15 million people have joined us to clean up illegal waste.

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On September 8, 2018, World Cleanup Day, people in 150 countries will stand up against the global trash problem and clean up waste, making it the biggest positive civic action the world has seen. Imagine a powerful “green wave” starting in Japan and ending in Hawaii with hundred of millions of people taking positive action together on the very same day.

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"...Becoming one of the fastest growing civic movements of modern times."

 

Country by country this idea started to spread. Lithuania did their cleanup next, then Latvia, Slovenia, Portugal, Serbia and many more. In the face of such amazing enthusiasm, a new ambitious plan was born – let’s now clean up the entire world!

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Soon, Let’s Do It! was everywhere, sweeping up passionate, ambitious people around the world who believe, as we do, that real change is within reach.

Active people in many countries have joined to clean up their countries in one day. In Latvia (210,000), Lithuania (250,000), Portugal (100,000), Slovenia (270,000), Romania (250,000), Albania (147,000), Hungary (200,000), Bulgaria (375,000), Ukraine (500,000), India (54,000), Philippines (28,000) and in many other countries massive Let’s Do It! cleanups for a clean planet have been taking place.

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Today, in 2017 they have over 15 million volunteers, who have participated in the dream of a clean world and who have joined the Let’s Do It! movement. With more than 100 countries on board we have set ourselves a new challenge – to join the world for a massive cleanup day in 2018.

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Together we can make a difference!