Business Clean Up Day
The Business Clean Up Day 2011 event will be held on Tuesday, 1 March 2011, however we encourage businesses to perform clean ups all year round.
Business Clean Up Day is designed for Australian businesses as a great opportunity to help improve the quality of the environment and work towards reducing waste - as well as being a great team building exercise. The 2010 event saw over 500 business sites registered; these businesses have demonstrated that taking environmental action also makes business sense.
If you are taking part as a group of people from a business, this is the event to participate in!
Please see the following for more information on how to get involved as a business:
- How to organise a Clean Up Site
- Registering a Business Clean Up site
- Becoming a Business Supporter
- 2010 Business Supporters
- Information on workplace giving
- Case studies from Business Clean Up Day 2010
- Recycling old mobile phones
How to get involved
There are two ways to get involved in Business Clean Up Day; by registering a site or becoming a Business Supporter.
If you wish to register outside of Business Clean Up Day in March please see information on Year Round Clean Ups. Please note that registering a Business Clean Up costs $110 to cover the Clean Up Kit which we will send you, containing bags, gloves and more.
Become a Business Supporter
In addition to involving your organisation in Business Clean Up Day you can do even more to support our environment. Contribute by becoming a Business Supporter. To see which companies are 2010 supporters please click here.
If you are interested in becoming a business supporter for 2011 please let us know!
As a Business Supporter your contribution will not only assist to provide invaluable resources to assist communities in their activity, but will also make an invaluable contribution to Clean Up Australia. 100% of all contributions received go towards the ongoing development and maintenance of Clean Up Australia's various environmental campaigns and initiatives. Clean Up Australia doesn't receive government funding, so your support really does make all the difference to our cause.