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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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We wish to acknowledge the land on which One Piece A Day operates. For thousands of years, it has been under the care of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, it is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to carry on their legacy of care for the Earth on this land.

443 St. Germain Ave.

Toronto, Ontario

M5M 1W9

Canada

We are located in North York, just off of Avenue Rd.

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