Fund a prize on trash. Someone cleans it. The proof gets verified. The prize gets paid. Pay only when the block is actually clean.
Point a phone at the trash. Clean to claim the prize.
See a mess. Snap it in the app. Put up a prize, ten dollars or a thousand, whatever a clean block is worth.
A hunter claims the prize, does the work, and sends before-and-after proof right from the spot.
The Referee checks the proof against the original. Real cleanup, prize paid. No cleanup, no payout.
Funding a prize isn't a donation into the dark. The prize is held the moment the poster goes live and moves only when a cleanup is verified. A bad cleanup is never paid.
Ten dollars for a curb, a thousand for a lot. The funder decides what the mess is worth.
The prize is locked the instant it's funded, released only on verified proof.
No before-and-after match, no payout. The payment is for a clean block, not a promise.
Fund a corner down the block. Watch the neighborhood actually get clean.
The prize board is the storefront. The Referee is the infrastructure.
Same seven rules. Same New Haven scope. Every claim judged before a cent moves.
The cleaned-area photo must be shot from the same spot as the trashed-area photo. A recycled photo gets caught.
Needles, roadways, belongings, memorials. Never a prize, never a liability.
Anything borderline goes to a human, not a guess. The benefit of the doubt costs nothing.
Tested against hundreds of real cleanups and staged cheats before a single dollar was ever at stake.
Money is how care travels between strangers.
Grants build the park. Capital cuts the ribbon. Then the litter comes back and nobody's paid to pick it up. TrashPrize is the rails for paid civic upkeep.
Talk to usSnap a photo of a mess and watch a real prize poster appear, reward and all. Point it at something it should refuse, and watch it say no.
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