Join hands on 19th & 20th September (10:00 AM onwards). Together, let's paint massive public wall murals, beautify the green belt, and upcycle discarded tyres into playful, living floral installations!
Whether you are an aspiring artist, an eco-warrior, or simply looking for an uplifting, meaningful weekend in Gurugram, there is a dedicated zone for you.
Mission 01
Transform dull grey highway boundary walls into mesmerizing stories of Indian flora, native blackbuck deers, sacred banyan trees, and climate awareness murals.
Mission 02
Upcycle discarded automotive tyres and neglected scrap into whimsical butterfly trains, animal garden installations, and multi-tier blooming flower planters.
Mission 03
Nourish urban soil, clean up road-edge debris, plant hardy flowering perennials, arrange decorative stone/brick borders, and revitalize the Rajeev Chowk Green Belt.
Official verified Certificate of Environmental Action issued by Hara Jeevan Trust.
Brushes, non-toxic paints, gloves, tyres, planters, soil and tools fully provided.
Fresh drinking water refill stations and energizing snacks throughout the drive.
Your creativity will brighten the daily commute of over 100,000 citizens every day!
Explore actual photos from our ongoing beautification drive at Rajeev Chowk, Gurugram. Filter by category or tap any creation to view in full resolution!
Discarded automotive tyres washed, primed, and transformed into a whimsical butterfly garden train filled with blooming flowers.
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A sweeping roadside panorama depicting native deers, sacred banyan trees, peacocks, and cattle along the Gurugram highway boundary.
Hand-painted leaping blackbuck against a vibrant ochre sunrise backdrop, celebrating Haryana's native fauna and biodiversity.
Traditional tribal geometric patterns painted onto earthen pots, arranged as aesthetic borders along green belt pathways.
Intricate leaf work and vivid blossoming wildflowers bringing natural calm and eco-awareness to the busy Gurugram traffic junction.
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Pastoral mural art co-created with local citizens, celebrating harmonious living between human communities and nature.
You can join for both days (recommended for complete project experience) or select whichever day works best for your schedule.
Fill in your details below to reserve your free volunteer kit. No prior painting or gardening experience needed — our artist leads will guide you!
Everything you need to know before joining us on 19th & 20th September.
Not at all! This drive is open to everyone. We have dedicated artist leads and gardening mentors who provide step-by-step guidance, stencils, color mixing assistance, and simple tasks so anyone can contribute beautifully regardless of experience.
Yes! Hara Jeevan provides all materials free of cost — including weatherproof exterior acrylics, wall primers, artist brushes, aprons, safety gloves, discarded tyres, soil mix, and saplings.
Please wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes you do not mind getting paint or soil splashes on. Bring a reusable water bottle (we provide clean refills) and a sun cap or sunglasses for morning hours.
Yes, all active volunteers receive an official Certificate of Participation from Hara Jeevan Trust acknowledging their community environmental contribution, which can be highlighted on CVs and LinkedIn.
Yes, absolutely! While attending both days is wonderful to witness the transformation from bare wall to finished mural, you are very welcome to select either Saturday 19th or Sunday 20th in the registration form.
Immediately after submitting the form, you will be redirected to join our exclusive Volunteer WhatsApp Community group. The exact GPS pin, coordinator contacts, and live updates are shared directly inside the group.
