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International Clean Up Day in Israel 2012

Cleanup Day is a worldwide project of the Clean Up the World organization, which was founded in Australia in 1993, and later adopted by the United Nations. Every year, millions of people around the world go out to clean up their surroundings. In Israel, the project is led by KKL-JNF in forests, open spaces and communities. Thousands of Israelis from all sectors of society join in the clean-up efforts.

 

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Come and join us on September 13th!
 
KKL-JNF invites you to take part in International Clean Up Day 2012.
 
With thanks to JNF Australia and JNF USA.
 
Think globally; act locally.

For more information and to register as an individual or a group, contact Kav LaYaar, KKL-JNF's information center:
 
Israel: 1-800-350-550
 

About Clean Up the World Day

 

Cleanup Day is a worldwide project of the Clean Up the World organization, which was founded in Australia in 1993. It was adopted by the United Nations, and is now the largest environmental conservation organization in the world.
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International Clean Up Day in Israel 2011

 
Two hundred and four regional councils all over Israel and 260,000 volunteers participated in the 11th International Cleanup Day activities in Israel, led by KKL JNF, on November 1. The volunteers joined forty million people in 120 other countries, who went out to clean their countries and raise consciousness about protecting the environment.
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International Clean Up Day in Israel 2010

 
About 240,000 people from 170 municipalities joined 35 million people all over the world on International Clean-Up Day, which was led in Israel by KKL-JNF for the tenth consecutive year. Two thousand, six hundred tons of garbage were collected at cleaning activities organized by KKL-JNF in open spaces and forests throughout Israel.
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