Initiative from Harburg in Hamburg has received the highest number of reports so far
The city of Hamburg is gearing up for its annual "Hamburg cleans up!" event, which will kick off in Harburg from March 1st to 10th. This year, the initiative is expected to involve tens of thousands of Hamburgers, with over 51,000 volunteers already registered.
The Grumbrechtstraße Elementary School in Heimfeld is the largest participant in this year's event, with approximately 750 participants, including 700 children. The school's initiative is just one of the many cleanup actions taking place across the city.
Besides the team from Grumbrechtstraße Primary School, the leaders of the initiatives organizing "Hamburg reinraumt!" in Harburg include various local community groups and educational institutions. While specific names are not provided, the diversity of participants reflects the city's commitment to a cleaner and greener Hamburg.
The registration process for cleanup teams is digital and accessible online via the city cleaning department's website. Registration is open for all interested parties who wish to participate in the event. The process does not specify any restrictions or requirements for cleanup teams.
One of the most high-profile cleanup actions will take place on March 8th, when Harburg Marketing leads a cleanup action in the city center and inner harbor. This is not the first time such an action has taken place; last year, a similar event was held in the same location.
The "Hamburg cleans up!" event is aimed at sprucing up the city for spring, encouraging residents to take an active role in maintaining the cleanliness and beauty of their city. So, if you're looking for a way to contribute to your community and enjoy the fresh air, consider signing up to participate in this year's "Hamburg cleans up!" event. Registration is still possible at the city cleaning department. Simply click on the provided link to get started.
