# Request to join an impact

### Step 1: Go to the "Cleanups" page

Click on the "Cleanups" button on the bottom of the app to navigate to its page

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### Step 2: Find nearby and available Cleanup

Click on the "All" tab (to see all cleanups) or the "Open" tab (to see cleanups opened) among others.

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### Step 3: Request to Join

Click on the "Request to Join" button as highlighted in the image below.

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### Step 4: Review and confirm your interest

Review the Cleanup's details and click on the "Submit Request" to confirm your interest to join the cleanup.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Your request will be approved or rejected by the organizer(s).
{% endhint %}


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