About us

CleanAir Action Initiative Inc.

CleanAir Action Initiative was founded by Jason Jaimon in Chicago in 2022 as a student-led effort focused on community service, nicotine waste cleanup, and smoking/vaping awareness.

After hosting fundraisers, outreach events, and cleanup efforts, the initiative was formally registered as CleanAir Action Initiative Inc. in Florida in 2026.

Today, CleanAir Action Initiative Inc. continues to focus on nicotine waste cleanup, public health education, community outreach, and connecting people with trusted smoking and vaping cessation resources.

Why CleanAir exists

Nicotine waste is more than litter. Cigarette butts, disposable vapes, and related products can affect the environment and reflect larger public health issues in the community. CleanAir was created to turn awareness into action through service, education, and collaboration.

Our mission

We connect environmental action with public health education.

Cigarette butts, vape products, and nicotine-related waste affect shared spaces, the environment, and community well-being. CleanAir Action Initiative was created to make local prevention and cleanup efforts practical, visible, and community-centered.

Our work focuses on service, education, and outreach. We support approved public health resources and do not provide medical advice. When discussing cessation, our goal is to connect people with reliable programs and evidence-based support.

Programs

What we do

CleanAir is designed to be useful for schools, campuses, community groups, hospitals, public health organizations, and local coalitions.

01

Nicotine Waste Cleanups

Volunteer-led cleanup efforts focused on cigarette butts, disposable vape litter, and nicotine-related waste in community spaces.

02

Smoking & Vaping Awareness

Educational outreach that highlights the health and environmental effects of tobacco, vaping, and nicotine use.

03

Community Outreach

Tabling, flyer distribution, student outreach, awareness campaigns, and support for local public health events.

04

Cessation Resource Sharing

Sharing approved resources from trusted health organizations so community members know where to find real support.

Impact goals

Built to track real community impact.

As CleanAir grows, we aim to measure service in a way that is clear, honest, and useful for partners and volunteers.

Cleanups Number of cleanup events completed
Waste collected Cigarette/vape waste documented responsibly
Outreach Flyers, tabling, and community contacts
Volunteers Students and community members involved

Collaboration

We support existing public health and community efforts.

CleanAir is interested in working with tobacco prevention coalitions, schools, student organizations, hospitals, nonprofits, and public health programs by providing volunteers and outreach support.

For organizations

We can help with events, cleanups, awareness campaigns, tabling, and approved resource sharing.

For students

Volunteer with outreach, social media, flyers, cleanup events, and community service projects.

Get involved

Help build cleaner, healthier communities.

Volunteers can support CleanAir through cleanups, tabling, flyer distribution, outreach, social media, community events, and partnership support.

Volunteer interest

Interested in helping? Email us with your name, school or organization, availability, and what type of work you want to support.

Complete volunteer form

For organization inquiries, email cleanairactioninitiative@gmail.com.

Contact

Let’s connect.

Reach out for volunteer opportunities, event support, collaboration, or general questions.

Emailcleanairactioninitiative@gmail.com

Instagram@cleanairactioninitiative

OrganizationCleanAir Action Initiative Inc.

LocationSouth Florida / Chicagoland

Florida document numberN26000003719

CleanAir Action Initiative Inc. is a student-led public health and environmental outreach nonprofit corporation. Information shared through CleanAir is for awareness and educational purposes only and is not medical advice. For quitting support or health concerns, contact a licensed healthcare professional or an official cessation program.