Community Litter Pick with Sunny Jar Eco Hub

Meet your neighbours and lend a hand keeping your community clean and looking it’s best for Summer- there’s even a prize for whoever collects the most litter, what more could you ask for?!

What to expect

Sunny Jar Eco Hub invite you to join them in giving our local community a bit of TLC with this free community litter pick. As the weather (hopefully!) warms up and we all look to our parks and gardens for a bit of summer refuge, what better time to come together and do some good for our neighbourhood!

This event is open to people of all ages and you will be provided with bags, gloves and pickers (you’re welcome to bring your own gloves if you’d prefer!). Not only will this event get Poplar looking fabulous, it’s also a great way to protect local wildlife and an opportunity to learn all about a brand new eco-scheme: Plastic Free Poplar.

Still not convinced? Well, whoever collects the most litter will be given two free tickets to Sunny Jar’s upcoming Nature Trail where you’ll be making natural garlands and bunting and upcycled bee hotels! Now that’s far from rubbish!

About Sunny Jar Eco Hub

Sunny Jar is a social enterprise on a mission to make sustainable and eco-friendly living easy and accessible for all.

Their workshops focus on craft, upcycling and wellbeing. Collaborating with organisations, businesses, schools and communities, they aim to spark conversations about greener, low waste living and inspire people to take action.

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Reviews

“Great idea to get a community together!”

“So inspired to reduce my impact on the environment and discover a new, crafty resourcefulness. It was super relaxing too. Thank you!”

This is a real-life event and will be held outside Poplar Union. Social distancing wil be determined by government restrictions announced ahead of the 21 June, so keen an eye on our website for updates. Please wear appropriate clothing and bring waterproofs/umbrellas in case the weather turns.