Pick a mission. Bring a friend.
Find an approved activity that fits your neighborhood. Cleanup missions should follow local safety guidance—no hazardous waste, trespassing, or risky repairs.
Local action. Shared momentum.
Turn everyday neighborhood problems into challenges worth showing up for. Streetwise brings residents, local businesses, and community organizers together to make progress you can see.
Built for a neighborhood-first pilot. Not a promise of instant citywide change.
The first mission concept
7 days. One neighborhood. Cleaner streets.
Big community energy.
Grounded in clear commitments.
From scrolling to showing up
A challenge board, photo submissions, and neighborhood leaderboards. A simple starting point for real-world teamwork.
Mission board / pilot concept
Choose a clear, manageable task. Know where to go, what to do, and how to submit your contribution.
Collect litter in an approved public area. Submit before-and-after photos.
Complete an eligible mission at a participating neighborhood business.
Join an approved community tree-planting event.
Illustrative missions and points, not live offers. Availability and rewards depend on local approvals and sponsors.
Find an approved activity that fits your neighborhood. Cleanup missions should follow local safety guidance—no hazardous waste, trespassing, or risky repairs.
Submit photos and completion details for review. Only verified contributions count toward challenge standings; civic reports go through official channels.
Celebrate neighborhood results, share the transformation, and compete for recognition. Sponsor-funded prizes are offered only when confirmed.
Back the block
Exploring a business sponsorship or an organized community campaign? Review the available plans below. Mission scope, verification, and prize funding must be agreed before launch.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
Pilot sponsorship concepts: $250–$1,000/month for local businesses; $2,000–$10,000/project for civic campaigns. These are proposed ranges to test, not established rates or guaranteed outcomes.
One neighborhood is enough to begin
Resident, organizer, or local business—be part of the first chapter of Streetwise. Start small. Show up together. Make the change visible.
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