Every spring, campuses nation-wide unite to address the problems of hunger and homelessness by participating in one of the largest student-driven days of service in the country--the Annual Hunger Cleanup. Students spend the month leading up to their cleanup raising funds to provide local, national and international poverty relief organizations resources to fight poverty and then hold a day of service in their community to address needs best met by volunteering directly. 

Over its twenty-six year history, the Cleanup has made a significant impact, involving over 150,000 volunteers and raising more than $2 million for local, national, and international hunger and homelessness relief efforts. This year, students will join together to raise $100,000 to fight domestic and international poverty.

To register your school to participate in this year's Hunger Cleanup, click here. The staff of the National Student Campaign will contact you shortly after to provide you with materials and other organizing support.