Meet Collin Holder, Director of Corporate Initiatives and longtime volunteer at Keep America Beautiful. Discover his passion for creating clean and green communities.
KAB In The News
Amazing Moments: Highlights of the 2024 Great American Cleanup
Recap of the Great American Cleanup® 2024: Discover the highlights from this nationwide effort to clean, green, and beautify America together.
Employee Spotlight: Get to Know Grady McGahan
Learn more about Grady McGahan, founder of RETREET® and Senior Director of Green Strategies and Community Development for Keep America Beautiful.
How to Celebrate Memorial Day While Respecting the Environment
Make your Memorial Day meaningful. Learn how to show love for our heroes by making environmentally-friendly choices for your gathering.
NASA ‘Moon Tree’ Takes Root in South Carolina Soil
Conway Elementary School, in partnership with the City of Conway, plants one of NASA’s Artemis I ‘Moon Trees,’ on its property.
Keep America Beautiful Staff Spotlight: Gabi Polo
As part of our Staff Spotlight series, we are thrilled to highlight Gabi Polo, whose passion for creating clean and green communities motivates us to do more beautiful things.
“Off the Radar” Podcast Explores the Great American Cleanup
Keep America Beautiful’s CEO Jennifer Lawson discusses the grassroots initiative to create a clean, green, and beautiful America.
“Coffee with America” Features Keep America Beautiful CEO
Learn about the annual Great American Cleanup and its impact on communities. Also, hear how you can get involved in the #152PickUpChallenge.
Keep America Beautiful Staff Spotlight: Erin Slaughter
Welcome to our Staff Spotlight series, where we shine a light on the incredible individuals driving positive change at Keep America Beautiful! Join us in celebrating their remarkable work!
RETREET Restores Greenery and Hope to Orange County, TX with 145 Tree Plantings
The RETREET® Program of Keep America Beautiful® (KAB), supported by donors, local affiliates, and community partners, joined forces to bring life back into Orange County, Texas by restoring greenery and providing disaster relief through a tree-planting project.