City Friends Club and BBF are calling on volunteers to help clean up a part of Makariou Street on the final day of the Limassol Carnival, making the Grand Parade a greener and more responsible celebration.
The Limassol Grand Parade is a spectacle of joy, music and dance, uniting thousands in a dazzling display of festivity. But when the confetti settles and the music fades, the streets are left covered in plastic bottles, cans and packaging. City Friends Club is stepping in to make sustainability part of the celebration.
Last year, with the help of over 50 volunteers, we collected an incredible 5,190kg of PMD waste, ensuring it was sent for recycling instead of ending up in a landfill.
This year, City Friends Club is proud to collaborate with BBF, a leading developer of world-class residential and commercial properties in Cyprus and Greece. By supporting this cleanup, BBF reinforces its dedication to a greener future, helping to create cleaner urban spaces that benefit all residents of Cyprus.
Together, we aim to make a lasting environmental impact and inspire others to take part in building a more sustainable Cyprus.
We’re inviting carnival-goers to not just enjoy the parade but also take action. Join our eco-troops in the closing column and help keep the city clean – because a truly great celebration leaves no waste behind!
Event Details
Date: March 2, 2025
Start Time: 15:00
Meeting Point: Google Maps Link
What Volunteers Will Receive
- Safety vests
- Gloves
- PMD recycling bags
- Trash pickers (if needed)
Take Action Beyond This Cleanup
To keep Cyprus clean year-round download the City Friends Club app to report illegal dumps and waste in your community:
About City Friends Club
City Friends Club (СFC) actively engages in daily street cleaning, organises community cleanups and promotes eco-consciousness through a range of educational initiatives. Since 2021, the team has been actively cleaning key areas across Limassol with 6 trucks and 15 cleaners and hosting regular monthly cleanups for volunteers and corporate groups in parks, beaches, and other public spaces. With professional cleaners and more than 3,000 volunteers engaged, CFC has collected 222,690kg of garbage over the entire work period. Educational efforts include the RE:SOURCE eco-art exhibition (4000+ visitors in 5 days), public talks, and initiatives like Coffee Friends Club and Graffiti Friends Club, all designed to inspire sustainable practices and environmental awareness.
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