Clean Up Green Up India — Together
Connecting non-profit orgs, volunteer communities, and individuals from every state to share success stories, inspire, and team up for a cleaner and greener India.
What is the CleanUp GreenUp India Alliance?
The CleanUp GreenUp India Alliance is a national movement and platform bringing together non-profits, NGOs, volunteer communities, social enterprises, corporate teams, and individuals with one shared goal — a clean and ecologically healthy India. From beaches in Kerala to rivers in Varanasi, from hill stations in Himachal to city roads in Mumbai, our members are making a difference every day.
Why Join Up?
CleanUp GreenUp India Alliance provides member orgs with the following facilities.
It will always be free and ad-free.
Their own public page — their work, their updates, their story, on the national map
A direct channel to share news and achievements with every member across India
The ability to connect, message, and collaborate with like-minded orgs and volunteers directly on the platform
A place to share guides, reports, and resources for others to learn from
Discovery by volunteers, donors, and partner organisations searching by city and focus area
How it Works
Register
Register — it takes 2 minutes!
* An organisation you represent
(Note: You can put a different contact name and email ID for the org’s public information from your own name and email ID used for registration)
OR
* Yourself as an individual
Share Your Work
Post your clean-up green-up stories, photos, and guides so others can learn and be inspired.
Connect and Grow
Discover organisations near you, message them, learn and teach each other, team up on projects, and build a nationwide clean-up green-up network.
Is your organisation already cleaning or greening up India, or are you personally doing it, or do you want to do more?
Then join hundreds of NGOs and volunteers who are sharing their work, connecting with peers, and making a bigger impact together!
Latest from Our Members
Stories, photos and updates from clean-up teams across India