JetBlue's giving away $17,000 of prizes for Earth Month -- here's how you can enter

While Earth Day is April 22, JetBlue's celebrating throughout the month with their Earth Month sweepstakes through JetBlue GreenUp. Part of the JetBlue for Good program, this campaign encourages community-based sustainable initiatives year-round.

To kick off Earth Month, JetBlue is giving away 20+ flights with carbon offsets — including a grand prize of a pair of roundtrip tickets in Mint, the carrier's award-winning business class.

JetBlue was the first airline to offset carbon emissions for all domestic flights and uses sustainable aviation fuel on flights from San Francisco International Airport (SFO).

The airline recently announced short and medium-term "Environmental Social Governance (ESG) targets to achieve net-zero carbon emissions for its airline operations by 2040, increase usage of renewable energy, significantly increase diverse representation in its leadership ranks, hold business partners accountable for sustainable business practices, and more," said Tina Klaric, manager of corporate social responsibility at JetBlue. "Our vision is to lead the way to a lower-carbon future for aviation."

Entering the sweepstakes is quick and easy, and JetBlue has partnered with EarthDay.org to encourage local volunteerism for even more entries. Let's dive into all the details of JetBlue's Earth Month giveaway.

Entry requirements

You can visit JetBlue GreenUp to enter the sweepstakes. By entering your email address, you'll get one entry to win any of the prizes. For additional entries, you can do the following:

• Earn five additional entries by reading through facts about sustainability and the JetBlue GreenUp program.
• Earn one additional entry by signing up for the Earthday.org newsletter.
• Earn 10 additional entries by signing up to volunteer at a Global Cleanup in your local area here.

If you participate in all of these activities above, you can receive up to 17 entries for your chance to win any of these prizes. You have until April 30 at 11:59 p.m. to enter this giveaway. Winners will be randomly selected and notified on May 7.

$17,000 of prizes up for grabs

JetBlue's going all-in with some incredible prizes — worth up to $17,000 collectively.

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The grand prize is a pair of two roundtrip Mint tickets, valid for any cities that JetBlue flies to. In the terms and conditions, this certificate doesn't exclude JetBlue's upcoming flights to London, so you could potentially score a sweet ride across the pond. Note that the cash value of this grand prize is up to $5,000.

"If sweepstakes winners opt for international travel as part of their prize, we will ensure those emissions are offset as well," said Klaric.

Related: First look: JetBlue's brand-new Mint Suite, Mint Studio business class that will fly to London

There are two first-class trips for two up for grabs. In each package, winners will receive two roundtrip flight certificates valid for any JetBlue Vacations cities and a $500 hotel credit through JetBlue Vacations. There may be blackout dates and other restrictions with this package, but the total cash value of each prize is $1,000.

Finally, JetBlue's giving out 20 second prizes, consisting of a pair of roundtrip Blue Basic certificates, subject to restrictions as detailed in the fine print. Each prize has a potential value of $500.

It takes just a few seconds to enter JetBlue's sweepstakes, and if you have extra time on your hands this April, volunteer at a local cleanup near you to receive 10 bonus entries.

"So far we have seen more than 280 cleanup events registered, 1,370 volunteers, and 3,480 bags of trash collected," said Klaric. "This is an estimated 52,895 gallons of trash since launch nearly two weeks ago."