Plastic has become a silent threat to our environment—clogging drains, polluting rivers, harming wildlife, and even entering our food chain. To address this growing concern, our team organized an Awareness Campaign Drive on No Use of Plastic, aiming to inspire people to switch to sustainable alternatives. The campaign began with an energetic rally through the streets, where students and volunteers carried banners with strong slogans and chanted messages promoting eco-friendly living. Shopkeepers, commuters, and residents paused to listen as we explained the harmful effects of single-use plastics. At each stop, we distributed cloth and paper bags as practical alternatives, showing that small changes in daily life can have a big impact. Workshops were also conducted in schools and community halls, where children learned through role-plays, skits, and posters. Their creativity and enthusiasm added life to the campaign—proving that awareness is most powerful when it starts young. This drive was more than just an event—it was a movement of collective responsibility. By the end of the day, we saw shopkeepers pledging to avoid plastic bags, families choosing cloth bags for shopping, and children reminding their parents of the campaign’s message.