Humanity Cares

Protect the planet, uplift its people

Humanity Cares

Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet

Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet

Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet

Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet Protect the Planet

Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People

Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People

Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People

Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People Uplift its People

Protecting our planet, uplifting its people, turning awareness into action. Building a movement in Miami and wherever we land.

Supported by

Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale
Club Space Miami
Soho House
Centinela
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Legacy Fit
HEAL Cafe
Pura Vida Miami
Vale

Show you care

A dollar is roughly
a pound of trash.

Every gift funds supplies, permits and the next cleanup. Tax-deductible, 501(c)(3).

The Problem

Environmental and social action usually feels too serious, too inaccessible, and too disconnected from everyday culture.

Oceans

Oceans produce more than half the oxygen we breathe, and plastic, warming and ecosystem loss are pushing them past their limits.

Earth

Deforestation, soil degradation and biodiversity loss are accelerating across the land every one of us depends on.

Health

Food insecurity and unequal access to care persist while chronic illness and mental health challenges keep rising.

Community

Homelessness and poverty are growing, and communities feel more disconnected from one another than ever.

The Gap

People care, but they don’t always show up. Traditional activism doesn’t inspire participation. It often lacks the energy, accessibility and cultural connection needed to mobilise real numbers.

Our Solution

We turn experiences people already love into impact-driven moments.

  1. Entertainment

    People turn up for something they already wanted to do. We build the event first: music, a venue they love, and a morning worth posting about.

  2. Engagement

    An hour of work stops feeling like work. A DJ set runs through silent-disco headsets while everyone cleans, opened by a yoga flow on the sand.

  3. Action

    Pounds of waste come off the beach and go straight onto a scale in front of everybody, so the impact is counted in public and never estimated.

  4. Retention

    70 to 80% of every cleanup is showing up for the first time, and they keep coming back. Accessible, social action turns into lasting involvement.

What We Run

Five formats a partner can book. Every one of them ends with a weigh-in.

  • The signature format. A renowned or local DJ plays through silent-disco headsets while volunteers clear the sand and dunes.

Meet the Crew

Our four pillars have faces. They turn up on the flyers, the shirts and the buckets, and each one stands for a different part of the work.

Wave

Wave

Ocean Protection

Daisy

Daisy

Earth Conservation

Heart

Heart

Community Care

Globe And Cup

Globe And Cup

Health And Nutrition

Globe

Globe

The Whole Planet

Rainbow

Rainbow

After The Cleanup

Surf

Surf

Coastal Restoration

Who Shows Up

The people who turn out on a Saturday morning, and the reason they keep coming back.

2,200+
Pounds of waste removed
Hundreds
Volunteers mobilised
70 to 80%
Showing up for the first time
10+
Cleanups run

Young, Eco-Conscious Miami

  • 18 to 35, local, and already out on a Saturday morning
  • Music lovers, environmental lovers and creatives
  • Cross-promoted with local influencers, DJs and community partners
  • City-wide activations from Soho Beach House to grassroots events

Once people show up once, they stay engaged. When action is accessible, social and culturally relevant, it turns into lasting involvement, not a one-time effort.

A group photo taken behind the full haul of trash collected that morning

The Kit

Everything you need is handed to you on the day.

A volunteer in silent-disco headphones clearing debris from the rocks

Tap on the pulsating points to see the information

PEOPLE PROTECTWHAT THEY SEE,KnowAND LOVE.

Kelly Angel

Founder

Kelly Angel holding up fishing line and debris pulled out of the water at a Miami cleanup

Helping the world since 9 April 2025

476Days
20Hours
12Minutes
48Seconds
476 days, 20 hours, 12 minutes and 48 seconds since 9 April 2025.

Upcoming Cleanups

01
BAYFRONT PARK CLEANUP
DJ CLEANUP
02
TREATS & TRASH
SHORELINE
03
HUMANITY CARES FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL

Past Cleanups

01
BAYFRONT PARK
DJ CLEANUP
02
MIAMI BEACH
FITNESS
03
SOHO BEACH
VENUE
04
FLAGLER ISLAND
PADDLE
05
LITTLE RIVER
CAFE
06
VIRGINIA KEY
SHORELINE
Waving hand

What's Up

On Socials

A large group of volunteers posing together with the Miami skyline behind them
Two volunteers holding up a hanging scale with the day's bag of collected trash
A volunteer in silent-disco headphones clearing debris from the rocks
A group photo taken behind the full haul of trash collected that morning
Volunteers carrying buckets along a mangrove shoreline
Volunteers holding the Humanity Cares banner on the beach
A volunteer working the bay wall with a litter picker and bucket

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