Thirty-eight affiliates and partners honored in New Orleans for advancing clean, green, and beautiful communities
Affiliate Updates
Colorado Gets Even More Beautiful as Keep America Beautiful Announces New State Affiliate in the Centennial State
Keep America Beautiful launches new Colorado affiliate with support from Governor Polis and lolunteers at a Colorado Day cleanup in Denver.
Akron Woman Removes 1 Million Pieces of Litter from City Streets
Discover how Debbie Miller turned a tragic accident into a city-wide movement, transforming Akron one piece of litter at a time.
Keep America Beautiful® Honors 2024 National Award Recipients at Annual Conference
Join us in honoring the National Award recipients who are leading the charge for sustainability and community enhancement across America.
Keep America Beautiful to Replant Trees in Tornado-Damaged Pottawatomie County Neighborhoods
Affected Pottawatomie County homeowners can register now to receive free trees and services to recover from the April 2023 tornado.
Discovering Passion and Impact: A Journey Through California’s Beautiful Communities (Blog)
Keep America Beautiful’s Dave Forsell visits California affiliates, from San Jose to Riverside, discovering stories of passion and impact.
Lessons Learned at the Keep Nebraska Beautiful Gathering (Blog)
Join Dave Forsell at his first Keep Nebraska Beautiful meeting in Omaha, discovering the power of relationships in conservation.
Keep Walton County Beautiful Joins the Keep America Beautiful Network
Learn how this Florida affiliate plans to preserve its natural landscape through beautification and waste reduction.
Keep America Beautiful Hires Newark Executive Director
Sabrina Ross will spearhead initiatives that align with the organization’s commitment to creating and maintaining healthy and attractive environments for communities to enjoy.
GreenSpaces Initiative Shows Promise in Reducing Violent Crimes
Joint study by Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and University of Michigan School of Public Health finds a 12% decrease in gun violence within half-mile radius of “Pocket Parks.”
