The LitterProject Mission 1. to inspire 100,000 people to each pick up one piece of litter per day 2. to empower individuals and organizations to organize their own community improvement projects 3. to encourage enjoyment of the above »» get … LEARN MORE about Mission
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100,000 people each picked up one piece of litter per day?
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What would that mean?
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Welcome Ohio
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Welcome New State Chapters! FLA and NC
Welcome to two new state chapters of LitterProject: Florida and North Carolina. Dan and Amy will be serving as … [Read More...] about Welcome New State Chapters! FLA and NC
Saving the Planet is All Wrong
At its core, LitterProject is an act of love. Love for people who thrive when they do good, love for our home … [Read More...] about Saving the Planet is All Wrong
Twin City Pick up Artists!
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April is Clean the Earth Month
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The door to happiness opens outward. - Soren Kierkegaard Before anything else, I suggest to "just do it." That is, to pick up a piece of litter each day. If you tell people about your daily habit, you may inspire at least a few more … LEARN MORE about Get Involved
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7 Keys for a Successful Cleanup Project
1) Be willing to do the activity alone, and enjoy it
2) Make the time, place and duration explicitly clear to everyone you tell
3) INVITE people. Don't coerce, try to sell it to them, or overly control their participation. When invited, most people will bring something to the clean up effort that really makes it work.
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2) Make the time, place and duration explicitly clear to everyone you tell
3) INVITE people. Don't coerce, try to sell it to them, or overly control their participation. When invited, most people will bring something to the clean up effort that really makes it work.