Snap Send Solve to Clean Up Australia - $2000 up for grabs!
Every time you report the issue of the week, you'll go in the running to win $250 for you and an extra $250 to donate to a charity of your choice - hint! hint!
Aussies like you are committed to cleaning up, fixing up and conserving our environment, but what happens when there are large rubbish dumps or bulky, heavy or even dangerous items to Clean Up?
Help is here!
Snap Send Solve is the easy, efficient and free way to notify local councils, utilities or other authorities of issues that need addressing in your community. Whether it’s dumped rubbish, overflowing bins, abandoned tyres or shopping trolleys, reporting on Snap Send Solve is the easy way to let local authorities know about problems in your neighbourhood.
The best bit? Snap Send Solve automatically detects the authority responsible for clearing the rubbish in seconds, based on your location.
Snap it, Send it, Solve it - to Clean Up Australia
How Do You Snap Send Solve?
Snap Send Solve is free to download from the App Store and Google Play, and is as simple to use as its name.
1. Confirm your location
2. Select the Incident Type
3. Snap a photo of the issue
4. Send it in
It’s that easy!
Report local issues and WIN!
Throughout September 2022, Snap Send Solve is rewarding a user who reports:
1 September - 11 September: Dumped Rubbish
12 September - 18 September: Overgrown Vegetation
19 September - 25 September: Abandoned Shopping Trolleys
26 September - 30 September: Graffiti
Every time you report the issue of the week, you will go in the running to win $250 and Snap Send Solve will donate an extra $250 to a charity of your choice (like Clean Up Australia!).
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Clean Up Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.