Join our Clean Up Challenge and help make a positive impact on your local environment! We’re calling on individuals, families, and communities from every corner of the UK to step outside, get active, and help clean up their local areas. Whether it’s your neighbourhood, park, beach, or local street, every bit of litter picked up counts toward a cleaner, greener Nation!
How It Works:
Get Started: Send an email to: sunwheelteam@googlemail.com to enter. You will receive some stickers in the post.
Action time: Go out and pick up some litter and stick the sticker on the bin bag, or alternatively, stick it over any communist propaganda you may find.
Take a Photo: Take a picture before and after your clean-up to show the difference you’ve made. Make sure to capture the litter collected in your photo and the sticker!
Send in your pictures: Send them to: sunwheelteam@googlemail.com Be sure to tell us what area you cleaned up and how much litter you collected!
Inspire Others: Encourage friends and family to join in the challenge and spread the word. The more people involved, the bigger the impact we can have!
Prizes: The Sunwheel Office will judge and be in contact with the winners and inform them of their prize!
Why Participate?
Make a Difference: Help create cleaner, safer, and more beautiful spaces for our folk.
Win Prizes: Show off your hard work and get rewarded with amazing prizes!
Be Part of a Movement: Join us across the UK working together for a common goal – to reduce litter and make the UK greener!
Key Dates:
Start Date: Beginning of August.
Deadline for Entries: 22nd September 2025.
As National Socialists we love our nation, and the simple act of litter-picking can make a huge difference to the environment and our folk.
Credits:
All Images: BM North West.
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