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The Cleanup Drive was conducted to promote environmental responsibility and strengthen community participation in maintaining a clean, safe, and healthy surroundings. Through the collective efforts of volunteers and community members, waste materials were properly collected and segregated, raising awareness on proper waste management and sustainable practices. The activity not only enhanced the cleanliness of the area but also encouraged unity, discipline, and shared accountability in protecting the environment for future generations.
This initiative is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being, by reducing health risks caused by improper waste disposal; SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, by fostering cleaner and safer public spaces; and SDG 13: Climate Action and SDG 15: Life on Land, by promoting environmental protection and responsible stewardship of natural resources.
On March 7, 2026, at Brgy. Niog, Talaba III Rd., Zapote Rd., brought together students from the BSMLS, BSA, BMMA, BSED, BEED, and BACOMM programs in a shared effort to promote environmental cleanliness and community involvement. The activity aimed to raise awareness on proper waste disposal and encourage students to take part in maintaining a healthier environment.
Participants actively engaged in cleaning the streets and nearby areas, showcasing cooperation, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility. Through their collective efforts, the initiative contributed to improving the cleanliness and overall condition of the community. More importantly, the activity fostered unity among students from different academic programs and reinforced the value of teamwork and civic engagement in building a more sustainable and orderly environment.
On February 14, 2026, at Brgy. Niog, Talaba III Rd., Zapote Rd., gathered students from the BSHM, BSTM, BMMA, BSPT, BSBA, and BSIT programs in a united effort to promote cleanliness and environmental awareness within the community. The initiative aimed to instill the value of proper waste management while encouraging students to take an active role in community service.
Throughout the activity, participants worked collaboratively in cleaning streets and surrounding areas, demonstrating teamwork, responsibility, and dedication. The cleanup drive not only enhanced the overall appearance of the community but also reinforced the importance of maintaining a safe and healthy environment. This experience allowed students to develop a deeper sense of social responsibility and highlighted the impact of collective action in achieving a cleaner and more sustainable community.
On February 7, 2026, at Brgy. Niog, Talaba III Rd., Zapote Rd., brought together students from the BSN, BMMA, BSPSY, and BSRT programs in a collective effort to promote environmental responsibility and community engagement. The activity aimed to foster awareness of proper waste management while encouraging active participation in maintaining a clean and healthy environment.
Participants worked hand in hand in cleaning streets and public areas, demonstrating teamwork, discipline, and a shared commitment to environmental sustainability. Through this initiative, students not only contributed to the beautification of the community but also strengthened their sense of social responsibility and civic involvement. The activity served as a meaningful reminder that small, collective actions can create a significant impact in building a cleaner and more sustainable environment.
On January 31, 2026, at Brgy. Niog, Bacoor City, along Talaba III Road and Zapote Road, brought together students from the BSIT, BSPH, BSTM, BSHM, and BMMA academic programs in a collaborative effort to promote environmental responsibility. The activity aimed to foster unity among students while addressing community cleanliness and waste management concerns.
Participants actively engaged in collecting and segregating waste, clearing public spaces, and raising awareness about proper disposal practices. Through teamwork and shared commitment, the initiative not only improved the condition of the area but also instilled a sense of civic duty and environmental stewardship among the volunteers. The cleanup drive served as a meaningful step toward creating a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable community.
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