Help us create cleaner, more beautiful communities across San Diego. Every contribution makes a tangible difference.
Donations to LocalCleanup San Diego are tax-deductible under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (EIN: 33-2413132). 100% of financial contributions go directly to program supplies including gloves, trash bins, grabbers, and safety equipment for volunteer events. You can donate online via secure Stripe checkout, make a one-time or monthly contribution, or donate supplies directly.
Your financial support helps us provide supplies, coordinate events, and grow our impact across San Diego.
We're committed to transparency about how we maximize community impact.
Every dollar you donate goes directly to supplies, safety equipment, and transportation for our volunteers
Building our community of changemakers
Bringing cleanup events across San Diego
Consistent cleanups every 3rd Sunday
Corporate partnerships for greater impact
Beyond financial donations, there are many ways to help our mission thrive.
Join our monthly cleanup events. Your time and energy are invaluable.
View Events →We need gloves, trash bins, grabbers, hand sanitizer, and first aid supplies.
Contact Us →Engage your team in meaningful volunteer work and ESG initiatives.
Explore Partnership Options →Follow us on social media and share our mission with your network.
Follow Us →We welcome partnerships with foundations and institutions committed to environmental stewardship.
For grant applications, partnership inquiries, or to request our impact reports and financial information, please contact us through our contact form.
Contact UsWhether it's $10 or 1 hour of your time, your support makes San Diego cleaner and more beautiful.
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