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Cleaning the Planet

ONE PIECE A DAY

One Piece A Day is a global environmental initiative that promotes environmental awareness and sustainability by encouraging every person on the planet to refuse single use plastics, reduce waste, and pick up one piece of trash a day while logging their progress in an app.

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+4,014,251 pieces of litter cleaned up!
+408,612 single-use plastics refused!

"Years ago, on a CBC program, I proposed that we adopt a plan to pick up one piece a day. It's a great idea and I wish you well with it."

Canadian environmental activist David Suzuki

David Suzuki (on One Piece A Day)

Environmental Activist

2017

One Piece A Day began as an app that launched in May 2017. It has since evolved into a community promoting sustainability through education, corporate partnerships and so much more.

Video by SenovvA

One Piece A Day and the Community

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With Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow at ACCE Lunar New Year Celebration 2024

One Piece A Day with Catherine McKenna, Canada's Minister of Environment and Climate Change

The One Piece A Day team with Catherine McKenna, Canada's

Minister of Environment and Climate Change

One Piece A Day sharing about sustainability with actors Patrick Kwok-Choon and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee

With actors Patrick Kwok-Choon

and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (Mr. Kim "Appa")

OnePieceADay on environmental sustainability at Dr Marrion Hilliard Public School - Toronto, Ontario
One Piece A Day promoting environmental sustainability at the University of Toronto Eco Fair at OISE
One Piece A Day at Bee Aware Sustainability Conference at Humber College - Toronto, Ontario

Dr Marrion Hilliard Public School

University of Toronto Eco Fair

 Bee Aware Sustainability Conference

at Humber College

Web Design by Mui-Ling Teh

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