Together, we’ll #DoBeautifulThings for America’s 250th
Engage your employees and consumers through the Greatest American Cleanup to celebrate America’s 250th birthday and help keep communities nationwide clean, green and beautiful.
This is an opportunity for your company to be part of a once in a generation moment – America’s 250th Birthday!
Partnership of the Greatest American Cleanup can come in many forms such as volunteer cleanups that focus on employee engagement, increasing education about recycling, or raising consumer awareness of your company’s commitment to a cleaner, greener and more beautiful America. Keep America Beautiful collaborates with a remarkable network of corporate partners who share our commitment to preserving and enhancing the natural beauty of our nation.
I pledge to lead my company in the Greatest American Cleanup, inspiring our team to work together for a cleaner, greener future. We’ll organize efforts to pick up litter, recycle, plant native species, and motivate others to join us in beautifying the communities we serve. Together, we’ll make a meaningful impact and celebrate a cleaner, more beautiful America in time for its 250th Birthday on July 4, 2026.
Take The Pledge
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