Team Up to Clean Up

Team Up to Clean Up is a new initiative that replaces the traditional Pitch-In Week. The community is encouraged to register for Team Up to Clean Up events throughout the town to support a greener, cleaner Stony Plain.

Different from Pitch-In Week, Team Up to Clean Up expands clean-up opportunities outside of April 6 to May 4 and is offered throughout the year, supporting group flexibility and ongoing environmental stewardship.

Anyone can register to organize a clean-up event through the registration form.

New this year, Not-for Profit Organizations participating in Team Up to Clean Up may apply to receive funding to use for their programming!

Non-Funded Team Up to Clean Up Opportunities

Non-funded opportunities are open to all groups, business, organizations and residents. Everyone is encouraged to participate and organize clean up event.

Please allow 2 weeks for registration to reviewed.

Available Non-funded Clean Up Zones

Sports fields around the pool and arena	North Business Park Storm Pond
Atim Creek	Sandstone Pond
Brickyard storm pond	Southridge Parks
Forest of Hope	Meridian Loop Green Space
Stony to Spruce Pedestrian Trail	Graybriar Playground
Sun Meadows green spaces	Greywood Cover Playground
Umbach Trail	High Park trails
Westerra Avenue Park	Jutland Ridge Park
Westerra Drive Park	Lions Park
Westerra ODR and Playground	Willow Park Green Spaces
Brown Street Park	or identify another area you would like to Clean Up

Funded Team Up to Clean Up Opportunities

To register for a funded volunteer clean-up opportunity your organization must be eligible.

Eligibility Requirements

The organization must be operational in the boundaries of Town of Stony Plain such as:
- a registered not-for-profit organization, i.e. Air Cadets, Scouts Canada, 4H, etc.
- a registered U18 or younger, youth sport organization.
- an educational organization registered with Alberta Education, excluding home schools.
Applications must be submitted 4 weeks prior to event date for approval of funding.
There must be 12 months between each funding request for an organization.
Funding will be limited to $1,100 per year per organization.
There must be 12 months between each funding request for an organization.
Organizers will be required to present safety planning.
Organizers will be required to provide proof of insurance.
Organizers will be required to complete a hazard assessment on the day of the clean up event.
Following the clean up event, the Parks and Leisure Supervisor will review the completion of the event to approve the distribution of funds.
Event organizers will be required to complete a post event survey prior to receiving their funds.
Funds will be paid to the Organization, funds will not be dispersed to private individuals.

To view the maps for the different zones available to earn funding for your organization review this link.

Team Up Zone Maps

Team Up to Clean Up Opportunities for Schools

Schools may register to host a Team Up to Clean Up event on their school grounds to receive funding in the amount of $500 to be used for school programs and events. Home schools are encouraged to participate through the non-funded program.

Clean-Up Organizer Resources

Please review the planning tool kit to help you prepare for your Clean Up event.

Team Up To Clean Up Organizer Tool Kit

Safety Handouts

Hazard Assessment Form

Your feedback is invaluable, please take a moment to complete the post event survey.

Post Event Survey