Our mission | To inspire and educate volunteers, government leaders, and the business community to work together to make every Massachusetts community clean, green, and litter-free. |
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Keep Massachusetts Beautiful
Ways to help | VolunteerTo achieve our goal, we need people like you to get involved and take action—people who are passionate about protecting the natural beauty of Massachusetts, living a more sustainable lifestyle, and educating the next generation of environmental stewards to do the same.Organize a local Keep Massachusetts Beautiful chapterAs a local chapter leader, you will enjoy the satisfaction that comes from leading the charge and making a difference in your own community.Join our Board of DirectorsWe are seeking talented, passionate people who can help us grow our programs and our presence across Massachusetts. |
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How you help | Your support helps us reach out to communities across the state to provide logistical support, resources, and education to help create and maintain beautiful communities. Please consider making an investment in a cleaner, greener Massachusetts today. |
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About us | We teach local volunteers how to collaborate with government and business leaders to achieve significant and lasting improvements. We focus on five impact areas in order to improve local communities: Litter Prevention & Cleanup: Understand who and what is causing litter and mobilize volunteer and government resources to clean it up and prevent future littering behavior. Waste Reduction & Recycling: Reduce reliance on single-use plastic and other non-sustainable products. Promote reuse and repair and effective recycling programs to reduce the volume of trash that ends up in landfills, incinerators, or as litter. Beautification & Community Greening: Beautify public spaces through landscaping projects, tree planting, pollinator-friendly plantings, and other infrastructure improvements. Environmental Justice: Ensure that all citizens' voices are heard and concerns addressed when it comes to the siting of dirty, toxic-polluting facilities such as landfills, incinerators, power plants, and truck depots. Too often, these facilities are located in low-income communities. Environmental Education: Educate people of all ages on ways they can change their behaviors to better protect our environment and inspire the next generation of environmental scientists, advocates, and leaders. |
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