INDIANAPOLIS -- Indy Do Day, which actually lasts three days, is a community-wide effort to give back and make Indianapolis a nicer, safer and cleaner place to live.
Organizers for Indy Do Day say their goal is 20,000 people for a citywide day of service from Sept. 28-30.
Thursday morning, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful used chalk art to spread awareness of service for Indy Do Day.
"You can go out and help," Ashley Haynes of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful said. "It doesn't have to take five hours, it can take 15 minutes. Step outside and pick up litter in the street."
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful is covering trails with sidewalk chalk for 36 miles across the city, which would be a Guinness World Record.
For more information on Indy Do Day, and to learn how to help out, click here.
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