Cleanisland.
Trash on the road ends up on the beach. Trash on the beach ends up in the ocean. Trash in the ocean ends up on your plate. So we pick it up, every week, all over Oʻahu.
Every cleanup,one place.
Kailua to Waiʻanae, beaches, canals, parks and trails. Tap any one to watch it on Instagram.
10th Annual Hamakua Canal Clean Up, Kailua
Mililani District Park with Hanalani students
Kapaʻa Quarry Rd with Aloha Junkman
Three full garbage trucks with Aloha Junkman and Trash Cleanup Hawaiʻi
Paʻakea Rd, Waiʻanae, round two
Ala Moana with Praying Pelican Missions
Paʻakea Rd: 100+ bags in two days
Trash Tuesday in Kailua Town
Back to the same park, again
A small park in Kalihi
Kailua Beach Park cleanup
Clearing a ravine in Hawaiʻi Kai
A neighborhood park
Kapālama Canal
White Plains Beach: 7 tires pulled out
Carrying trash off a hiking trail
Trash Tuesday: grab a bag wherever you are
White Plains Rd, ʻEwa Beach: 70+ volunteers
Waterways &flood prevention.
Clogged streams make floods worse. After the 2026 storms we started clearing them before the next one.
Road. Stream.Reef. Plate.
A wrapper on the side of the road doesn’t stay there. Here’s where it goes, and why picking it up is one of the easiest ways to love this place.
The drain is the ocean.
Storm drains on Oʻahu aren’t a sewer. Rain washes whatever’s in the street straight into streams and out to the reef, usually with no treatment at all.
Trash makes floods worse.
We saw it in 2026. Clogged streams and canals back water up into homes and farms. Clearing them before the next storm is cheaper than gutting houses after.
It hurts what we love.
Nets, rope and plastic hurt Hawaiian monk seals, green and hawksbill sea turtles, whales and dolphins. The same water feeds our fish, our limu and our keiki.
Why itmatters.
Hawaiʻi sits in the middle of the Pacific, and trash from all over the ocean washes up here. What we drop on our own roads makes it worse.
Every Tuesdayis Trash Tuesday.
You don’t need us there. You don’t need a banner or a sign-up. Just a bag and ten minutes, wherever you already are.
Keep it outof the ocean.
Cleanups cost almost nothing but time. Help us raise money so we can keep cleaning up, and keep helping more people across the islands.