As a student-led organization that believes in the human right to sanitation outlined in the UN Human Rights Resolution 15.9, they advocate for an increase in the number of public restrooms throughout New York City. The project presses for the City to instate a community toilet scheme. Local businesses would receive city funding in return for allowing free public access to their restrooms. The plan consists of two components: publicizing the issue of sanitation in New York City and collaborating directly with the city government, including the legislature and Mayor's Office, with the goal of convincing them to include the plan in the annual city budget. To forward their cause, they intend to enact letter-writing and social media campaigns, petition the city government, and contact local community leaders. Overall, they aspire to transform the system of public restrooms to broaden accessibility and ultimately make their city cleaner and more equitable.

An increase in the number of petition signatures would represent their progress. If their cause gained traction among the local NYC news, that would represent even greater success, as the initiative would reach even more people. Establishing strong and enduring relationships with at least four City Council members to aid them in promoting their project in the legislature would also signify achievement. They intend to attain these goals through organizing two letter-writing campaigns, sending at least 200 lettes to the City Council and Mayor's Office, and raising awareness for World Toilet Day on November 19 in collaboration with other organizations such as PHLUSH, FLUSH, and The Poop Project. Additionally, social media and news outreach as well as a new video would aid these efforts.