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Volunteers from Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful and Tennessee Valley Authority at the kick-off event for the Greatest American Cleanup.
These Bakersfield, CA men manage a 100-acre site, transforming wood and vegetative waste into soil amendments for Central Valley farmers.
Akron, OH resident, Debbie Miller removes 700,000 pieces of trash from city streets.
DO BEAUTIFUL THINGS
Do Beautiful Things™ is a podcast hosted by Jenny Lawson, President and CEO of Keep America Beautiful. This podcast will engage experts and everyday people looking for straightforward answers to questions about the science, behaviors, business solutions, and policies that can help us all create more beautiful and sustainable communities. Together we will explore fascinating topics like the life of a recycled beer can, the value of urban forests, the people who are cleaning up literal ‘tons’ of litter in their community, and so much more. Our discussions are not just interviews; they are insightful conversations that illuminate the path to a greener tomorrow!
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Keep America Beautiful Hosts “Power of Beauty” Celebration During UN’s Climate Week in New York City
During Climate Week at Rockefeller Center, guests will experience the “Power of Beauty” as innovative leaders in sustainability, recycling, and litter prevention are celebrated. Don’t miss out—join the celebration and purchase your tickets today!
Keep America Beautiful Launches Largest Cleanup and Greenup in U.S. History
Join the Greatest American Cleanup to create a cleaner, greener America. Help remove 25 billion pieces of litter from the national landscape by July 4, 2026, our country’s 250th birthday.
Akron Resident Removes 700,000 Pieces of Trash from City Streets
Keep America Beautiful® is proud to celebrate Debbie Miller, a dedicated volunteer with Keep Akron Beautiful. Discover how Debbie turned a tragic accident into a city-wide movement, transforming Akron one piece of litter at a time