- Birthday cleanups → organize one if someone has a birthday while there or do a monthly birthday cleanup.
- On site Trashlete + Trash Athlete challenges — participants win titles by doing a regular cleanup or daily micro-cleanups. If the camp is shorter than 10 days, use a new name → Trashlete < insert number of days instead of 10 >. For instance, Trashlete 5 if the duration was 5 days.
Camp Exercises Reverberating Post-Camp
- Participants are encouraged to organize their own (monthly) birthday cleanups after camp.
- Participants bring back the titles won as souvenirs for a friend or family members (named E.T.A 5 = Experimental Trash Athlete 5 → for details, click on the "Trash Athlete Challenge" pink button on homepage, then open the "Gift" text box at the bottom).
- Once home, participants can start a 30-days Trash Athlete challenge.
Coming soon - "STAY in touch game" for participants
- Video projects and discussions include interview-style questions such as “Why do we need Trash Olympics?” and “What should the rules be?” These can also become short documentaries, reflections/ essay-material, or social media content.
- Diploma design stations and sticker painting stations support creativity and memory-making. The camp could print stickers in advance.
- At the end, each participant receives a GCG e-certificate designed at the camp or prior.
🏕️ Still at the Camp