

· East Houston
8000 block of Darlington Dr
12 bags · 8 volunteers · Energy Corridor volunteers

Since Jan 2026 · citywide
34% of cleanups are in Houston’s four priority neighborhoods, where dumping is worst. The pilot goal is 40%.
Before and after


· East Houston
12 bags · 8 volunteers · Energy Corridor volunteers


· Trinity / Houston Gardens
21 bags · 15 volunteers · tires sent to 311


· Fort Bend Houston
10 bags · 8 volunteers · Bayou Bend Student Volunteers
Curated projects

12 trees logged · HPARD Urban Forestry

20 trees logged · 6 volunteers · Houston Parks and Recreation

4 planters · Clean Houston with Sharpstown SN

6 planters · 16 volunteers · Clean Houston with Fifth Ward Community Partners

40 trees logged · 10 volunteers · HPARD Urban Forestry

20 trees logged · HPARD Urban Forestry
Volunteer spotlight
Since Jan 17, this group has claimed and cleared 17 spots, most of them in Sunnyside, Greater Inwood and Washington Avenue Coalition / Memorial Park.
“We pick a Saturday, claim a spot, and we’re done by noon. Seeing it flip to Completed on the map that afternoon is what keeps people coming back.”
Your neighborhood
Thank you
Resilient Houston
Each one counts toward the City's goal of 4.6 million new trees by 2030. Next planting: Victory Dr tree planting, Sat, Nov 7, 10 trees.
Find an open spot, claim it for your group, and prove it’s done with a photo.