The countdown to
July 4, 2026, is on—and the Greatest American Cleanup is calling.

It’s a nationwide movement of neighbors helping neighbors, restoring pride, and strengthening communities.

Join Now!

Be Part of The Movement

This is your moment.

Your block. Your beach. Your park. Your chance to be part of something greater.

From coast to coast, we’re picking up litter, planting hope, and making our shared spaces shine.

Whether you show up solo or bring the whole crew, every action adds up.

Join the movement

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful joined the Greatest American Cleanup because it’s a great celebration, and [cleaning up] 25 billion pieces of trash is going to make a big difference. We’ve been working with individual Cincinnatians to make sure that Cincinnati is the cleanest city in the Midwest and hopefully at some point, the cleanest city in the country.

– Jonathan Adee, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful

Keep Conyers-Rockdale Beautiful joined the Great American Cleanup to strengthen community pride and show that consistent, hands-on action leads to real, visible change. It’s more than just a cleanup, it’s a movement to improve our community.

– Darlissha Tillman-Sadler, Keep Conyers-Rockdale Beautiful

Keep Liberty Beautiful joined the Greatest American Cleanup to ensure our community stays clean, green, and beautiful for generations to come. We are planting community gardens and trees for everyone to enjoy. We also lead by example and put our hands to work with our community cleanups. It takes us all to make a difference!

– Dr. Karen Bell, Keep Liberty Beautiful

At Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful, we’re all about the celebration of our community members’ successes for the Tennessee River watershed, and the Greatest American Cleanup campaign allows us to join in on that kind of celebration at a national scale.

– Kathleen Gibi, Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful

We joined the Great American Cleanup because litter isn’t just unsightly—it harms our environment, our economy, and our sense of community. This campaign empowers people to take action and reminds us that every cleanup and every tree and flower planted is a step toward a more beautiful Aiken County.

– Kandace Cave, Keep Aiken County Beautiful