Find Environmental Beautification Nonprofits and Charities

  jwhelen wrote:

The Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy has really made an environmental difference. From composting to family activities, the Greenway does it all. It is amazing to work with such a wonderful group of people who are committed to the environment and... more »

  kitkraussgmailcom wrote:

What a treasure!! My daughter was teaching 2nd grade in and elementary school in West Philly. She wanted to provide a summer camp opportunity for a few of her students that had no summer plans. She and I discovered Camp Ginkgo, a summer program offered... more »

  catherine.m.martineau wrote:

When Canopy first joined California ReLeaf, in the mid 1990's, we immediately benefited tangibly from the various programs offered such as access to a network of urban forestry nonprofits for advice and best practices, excellent newsletters and conferences,... more »

  jessica3 wrote:

I have worked with Newton Marasco Foundation (NMF) for several years now- first as an employee, then as a volunteer and now as a board member. NMF actively promotes an appreciation of the arts and the environment through several of their programs. One... more »

  Alacon wrote:

Growing up in Tennessee, my family had a Christmas tree farm. Christmas tree farming is dirty work, requiring heaps of water, pesticides, herbicides, and other environmental no-nos. One teenaged summer, after removing the stiff carcasses of about 40 rabbits... more »

  Coqwa wrote:

We worked with Richard and Rosalie to install mycofiltration bags along a very polluted stretch of a local creek in conjunction with high school students doing riparian planting. Richard and Rosalie are very knowledgeable, brought everything we needed... more »

  Don_46 wrote:

The staff and facilities of this honeybee sanctuary are top notch. Full time staff and interns make this honeybee sanctuary promoting sustainable and biodynamic beekeeping a fun and eye opening experience. I am enrolled in a two study under their guidance... more »

  carolyn9 wrote:

KTMB Staff were easy to work with and provided information in a timely manner. I enjoyed participating in this project and will definitely volunteer again. more »

  cb55 wrote:

Where would I go if it weren't for my California Parks? I hike, sit and read, picnic, camp and above all REST when i am in one of our parks. They are simply wonderful!!! I recruit new members, and clean up camping areas. more »

  swanzon wrote:

This group has been serving the greater Sedona area for over 25 years, providing leadership on issues ctitical to citizens, such as litter lifting, dark skies designation, noise reduction, billboard regulation, and native habitat gardening. KSB focuses... more »

  rah_1949 wrote:

I have been a member of NADF for several years. I applaud the work that they do to restore our national forests devistated by wild fires. Their mission to plant and encourage others to plant is vital to our wild life and our protection of the environment. more »

  wasp63 wrote:

This is one of the finest groups I have ever had the pleasure to be acquainted with.Their non stop dedication is the reason so many people are becoming aware of a medical situation that may be stopped in our lifetime.God Bless Warriors For Autism more »

  fredwandrea3 wrote:

The Foundation is wholeheartedly devoted to maintaining, preserving, protecting, and developing Hitchcock Woods! Local, regional, and national residents participate with the support of their time, talent, and finances to ensure that this spectacular... more »

  mstwister wrote:

Michael is a very loving bird owner. He knows their language and is able to reach into the birds minds to unite as one. He and his wife are a remarkable people. more »

  Cut46 wrote:

Thank you for the opportunity to share my observations on the Lowell Parks and Conservation Trust. The Executive Director and members of the staff and Board of Directors are dedicated and proactive in all that they do in and for the city of Lowell. ... more »

  sherwinkaplan wrote:

I have been a supporter of IFED for about 13 years and an active volunteer (since I retired) for the last three. I love two main things about the organization. First, the niche it fills. Larger non-profits or governmental entities provide the physical... more »

  caringcreative wrote:

This organisation is a huge inspiration to me. I'm doing similar work in England and have been following their journey. They have been a guiding light on the journey to do good in the world. The story of how they started is humbling and engaging. They... more »

  vbailey wrote:

Exotic Pet Wonderland is amazing! They offer a loving home to animals that no one else is offering a rescue for in the state. Linsey’s heart is truly in this for the love of the animals. more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

When the war broke out between Israel and Palestine, I felt helpless. Then, I met Global Action Institute. This organization has purchased over $100,000 in life-saving equipment and critical supplies for the people impacted by this terrible time. Items... more »

  Carole R. wrote:

This organization is doing so much to get the word out about local and community events. more »

  Annerad wrote:

My family started diving in Saba in 2013 and we heard about Sea and Learn early on. For many years now, we have made a point of visiting the island during the time that Sea and Learn is being presented and we have found the lectures both interesting and... more »

  giliasavage wrote:

When I first volunteered with GRG, I helped remove invasive buckthorn in a park near the twin cities. It was a wonderful experience and I was extremely impressed by how smoothly the project went especially considering there were hundred of volunteers.... more »

  nancy3 wrote:

The Heidelberg project shows how art can make a difference. The engery of the volunteers and the creativity of the project I always find inspiring. more »

  Lonster wrote:

Friends of Trees is an amazingly great organization - as a 3rd generation Oregonian, I really appreciate their mission and their passion for grass roots community involvement. more »

  mooksdave wrote:

Great organisation working with real zeal, dedication and passion for nature. Not only conservation but imparting training in young minds to value mother nature. Hats off to you Dhaval bhai, VNC and it's team of equally passionate volunteers. Proud to... more »

  cdickinson wrote:

The Clean Commission has worked for 25 years to keep Putnam County clean. It has only one employee and a $30,000 budget. Most work is volunteer and much of the revenue is donated. The commission promotes cleanup and recycling. more »

  Regina wrote:

In just a short time, GTECH Strategies has made huge strides in the Pittsburgh area. I now hear people talking about brown spaces, brassica plants, sustainability, and green-collared jobs. Andrew and Chris are dedicated to improving the landscape of... more »

  Joan44 wrote:

The Greenway Foundation is committed to the environmental & historical education of the people of Denver. They believe in hands on experiences for citizens of all ages & truly being an active & beneficial addition to the community more »

  jstarbird wrote:

GRPG is a wonderful organization working to maintain, protect, and develop the park and gardens. The park is the "Central Park of San Jose" and a community resource not just for Downtown, but also the region. The Friends organization is currently updating... more »

  love1 wrote:

This organization provides volunteers with very worthwhile projects in neighborhoods and schools. Every time I volunteer they provide the training I need to do a good job. I've learned a lot about what it takes to make sure trees are planted correctly. more »

  violettehdaolcom wrote:

I am Violette Denney and I am currently the treasurer for the Carroll County Veterans Memorial Park Association, Inc. (CCVMP). In January 2003 I attended the CCVMP Committee meeting for the purpose of seeing “why it was taking so long to make progress... more »

  J Dan P. wrote:

Since my first visit in 1970, Panthertown Valley has been my number 1 natural area. In those days us conservationists had resistance to moving forward with opposing development. Besides development for secondary homes and condominiums around a lake to... more »

  JLorraine wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the International Peace Garden for about 3 years and have had a big part in spreading Peace thru out the county. I have helped to organize the Bicentennial War of 1812 Peace Garden Trail which is part of this non for profit... more »

  csroy wrote:

Parish Proud is a great organization that is helping to keep Louisiana clean! more »

  PSY123 wrote:

I am a mother of 5 beautiful children and my husband recently disabled. Things got tough very suddenly and I needed help. Canpaign for mothers assisted me in many ways. They helped me financially as well as with baby items. You are amazing! Thank you... more »

  rostafnk wrote:

During a professional lull I followed my curiosity for sustainable living, NGO development, and culture to Long Way Home in Guatemala. Despite my plan to move about the region I spent the entirety of my 3.5 months working with LWH. During this time I... more »

  Mnedd809 wrote:

Thank you for all you do for us (the youth) we really appreciate it.M. Nedd more »

  Beth34 wrote:

The Rock Creek Extreme Cleanup is fabulous! Hundreds of people come out, and I love being part of an effort that makes a difference right here in the Washington area. It's easy to get discouraged, but Rock Creek Conservancy makes me feel part of a wonderful... more »

  Chubby_Woman wrote:

Before moving to the Sacramento Valley, I had never heard of Tuleyome or the Berryessa Snow Mountain region they are fighting so hard to protect. Having gotten to know this organization, I am impressed by their tenacity, their willingness to promote... more »

  falworth wrote:

Carmel Cares coordinates volunteers for the beautification of Carmel-by-the-Sea. It’s a great way to give back to the community that benefits both residents and visitors alike.Before & after photos of hedge trimming on the stairs to Carmel Beach. more »

  sustainabilitywithshan wrote:

https://www.wuft.org/news/2021/12/22/your-plastic-bottle-cap-can-become-a-work-of-art/This organization is amazing and it has allowed me to connect and network with so many individuals from all over the world! Truly amazing nonprofit more »

  Andrew S.6 wrote:

Everyone who has helped Earth Rebirth get to where we are, help the people and schools we have helped, and dream to do more deserves far more than 5-stars. Thank you all. more »

  isabelwade wrote:

This group has been a leader for more than 3 decades in trying to redesign the main habitat for humanity, the cities where most of the world lives, to be resource conserving and less harmful to the rest of the planet. With little money, they have also... more »

  eric.petracca wrote:

The Parks Foundation of Clark County is a wonderful organization that provides support to the many parks, trails, and recreational programs in this thriving community. Access to parks is one of the many reasons this is a fantastic place to live and work.... more »

  Quercus alba wrote:

I recently discovered Taltree, and have found a place that I can escape to from the busy world. Having green space in NW Indiana is very important to my family and me, and having been an Indiana resident for several years now, it is nice to see local... more »

  zpekor wrote:

This organization is great! The staff although small is very knowledgeable and friendly! I volunteer for one of their NPET (Neighborhood Partners Environment Team) a few weeks ago and it was a blast! I met some awesome people and worked on maintaining... more »

  south fox wrote:

The Fox Island Lighthouse Associaton (FILA) is an all volunteer...no paid staff... that is focused on the restoration/stabilization of the 7 building campus at the southern tip of South Fox Island in Northern Lake Michigan. We work with the State of... more »

  Jennifer F.4 wrote:

The Friends of Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve are dedicated to protecting one of the few remaining natural areas in the South Bay. We are a small, local organization that provides for the upkeep of the preserve, makes any improvements, and and educates... more »

  Maria wrote:

After volunteering for a year as a water quality monitor on the Aberjona River in Winchester, I sought out board members to join the board and help with Outreach. My two year perspective as a board member is that this organization has had a... more »

  Writer wrote:

I love City Blossoms! I have seen them do amazing work with kids of all ages all around the city. I have seen high schoolers take ownership of their garden and their produce and value-added products with pride and energy. I have seen little kids express... more »

  wolves241 wrote:

I joined the Board of Shirley Heinze Land Trust in 2005. Since that time, we have been able to add hundreds of acres to our land holdings. These lands will be protected in perpetuity and many of them are being stewarded back to their pre-settlement... more »

  tmp6780 wrote:

AVIS is one of the great hidden gems of Andover, providing well maintained hiking trails on reservations both large and small throughout the town. In conjunction with town conservation land, state parks, independent school land and other land trust's... more »

  Rick42 wrote:

Shortly after I was trained by Penn State as a Master Well Owner, I was approached by the executive director of this organization and invited to a meeting. I was very impressed with the quality of the professionals who were donating their time and energy... more »

  Suraj wrote:

I first heard about SeedTree three years ago when I was in my first year of Bachelor of Forestry Science. But within a year I became a work study scholor for SeedTree in Nepal. My experience with SeedTree is awesome. I got a chance to learn a... more »

  jlawrence wrote:

I recently went to the Somerville Maple Syrup Boil Down - it was amazing! As a community member, and a staff member, I was floored by how well the program went. Over two days there were over 1000 people who enjoyed a great outdoor space, learning about... more »

  twiggal wrote:

ACWA is a highly dedicated all-volunteer group. Their projects are very intentional and impactful in terms of environmental impact, education, targeted data collection, and volunteer engagement. ACWA is a pleasure to work with and has a stellar reputation... more »

  Jonas K. wrote:

I volunteered with Westchester Parks for the 2018 Earth Day. It was well organized, fun and with plenty of staff at hand. Will definitely do it again! more »

  julianlagier wrote:

I am a volunteer with Art For Evolution. Their Eco-Art programs are magnificent and the support they give to the community is outstanding.I truly support them as they are making an extraordinary effort to enhance our cultural awareness in our... more »

  morris wrote:

Volunteers for Outdoor California is the best thing that has happened to Bay Area Trails in many years. They have organized and trained a volunteer trail army that they mobilize for weekend long opportunities to construct new trails and maintain neglected... more »

  Jill54 wrote:

ELK changes lives. It has been a pleasure to serve this inspirational organization for over four years now and to witness the youth we serve blossom into responsible, enthusiastic, and educated members of our community. ELK engages youth via the amazing... more »

  LenaJohn wrote:

Project Petals gives free classes to young people in our area. My daughter also participated in volunteer days and had so much fun. Not only fun but through volunteering she helps create community gardens here in Queens. Thank you so much for caring... more »

  Lorri weir wrote:

The Greening of Detroit has been planting green spaces in Detroit for over 20 years. The Greening is a big part of the solution to some of the vacant land issues facing Detroit. New growth forests, parks, green infrastructure and urban gardens are just... more »

  monique1 wrote:

the Kennett Township Land Trust has been very successful in preserving open space in our township. They have created several nature corridors and walking preserves that have increased the quality of life of our area. more »

  KOBE_BRYANT1234 wrote:

I'm a basketball player on ALSF we go around cleaning around wyandotte they make it fun and make sure everyone has gear and everyone is safe while we do it. I would recommend joining if you like to help people and if you want to make the community better more »

  Christopher B M. wrote:

The Annual Pittsburgh Garbage Olympics has run for 5 years now. Starting with 5 neighborhoods competing to see who can pick up the most amount of trash, we've grown into over half the neighborhoods in Pittsburgh last year. We're so appreciative of all... more »

  highwaypark wrote:

The Highway Park Neighborhood Preservation Council is a 501c3 organization devoted to the restoration and revitalization our home town. Our services include promoting the health and well-being of our citizens, advocating change through local government,... more »

  kristinatkilleenCreators wrote:

Amazing! The people at this organization truly care about the people of this community. more »

  ksingsank wrote:

Goleta Valley Beautiful is founded on the basis of making a great town more green. By constantly working with the city to better improve it, GVB has truly made an impact. Not only is it more visually pleasing as unpleasing areas have been converted, but... more »

  zara7891 wrote:

I thoroughly enjoyed my internship at Keep Prince William Beautiful. I found my time to be very productive and a great learning experience. My responsibilities varied day by day, which included organizing community cleanups to attending seminars to educate... more »

  burhans56 wrote:

I have been a Board member of Westbury Area Improvement Corporation (WAIC) for two years and serve as a representative of Westbury Little League and also on the Friends of Westbury Greenspaces Committee. WAIC is a non-profit all volunteer organization... more »

  NaturalS wrote:

The Garden Club of the Back Bay is a nonprofit located in central Boston that is completely run by volunteers. Every year they raise money through various means and grants and with that money they do nice things for the neighborhood. Members can enjoy... more »

  denise7585 wrote:

The people who donate to the New York Restoration Project need to be aware of the harassment of you staff, specifically TONY the Highbridge park supervisor. We have witnessed Tony purposely destroy the animal habitat in highbridge Park. We have seen... more »

  trainup wrote:

Huntington Dog Beach is consistently rated as one of the best dog parks around, providing one of the few off-leash opportunities for dogs to exercise and socialize. In order to continue to provide access and to preserve the beach, we work hard to keep... more »

  Al Harris wrote:

TMF has recently received a $100,000 grant (distributed over 5 years) by coming in first place in a "Fast Pitch" competition hosted at Arizona State University. TMF manages 4 urban gardens, representing more than 10 acres, in the Phoenix Roosevelt School... more »

  sj.brown wrote:

I have lived in Huntington Beach for 10 years and have seen the HB Tree Society transform the city. Parks, medians and the Urban Forest have been beautified by this amazing group. They have a strong volunteer base and we always see them working on weekends.... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

Organization merged with Boston Natural Areas Network in 2001. more »

  Owen F. wrote:

80% of New Yorkers live on islands but less than 20% recreate on our waterways and as a result, New Yorkers have been disconnected from the environment. The Gowanus Dredgers programs are changing that by offering free canoeing and kayaking in Brooklyn,... more »

  John1976 wrote:

The Friends of the Hidden River is an outstanding group that have done wonders in our community! This small group of teacher-environmental educators are the ones that got King County, and the entire community on board to agree on, the help fund a $10.3... more »

  auntiemap wrote:

The Mountain Park Environmental Center does amazing work to get kids out into nature through science programming. Every child should get the chance to learn and be outside -- it will provide them with a resource they can rely upon their entire lives.... more »

  ckrandall wrote:

Fantastic organization! Tree NM's staff is dedicated to getting trees planted in urban areas throughout NM creating all the benefits of beautiful trees. They plant thousands of trees each year with the help of hundreds of volunteers. more »

  heidibpelczar wrote:

I've been volunteering with Heroic Gardens for three years this summer. I have a few comments:*It's incredibly rewarding - I've made personal connections with other volunteers and project beneficiaries that have changed my life and the lives of others.... more »

  Dale3215 wrote:

This organization has a lot of opportunities that need your help. If you are an individual or organization that wants to engage in litter projects but lacks funding, this organization has grants available, up to $500. Please contact the organization... more »

  Sunshyn54 wrote:

This organization is very active in Limestone County. As a resident, I have seen vast changes in our community in the way of litter control and recycling opportunities. I am glad they are here and support them in every way that I can. more »

  BreKS wrote:

Keep America Beautiful is a national organization with a local branch in Topeka. They help the area environmentally by organizing groups to clean up litter, recycle, plant trees & flowers, etc. People can donate and little or as much time as they wish.... more »

  Sara S. wrote:

DSAA goes beyond the expected to address concerns in this under-represented community. When school budget cuts forced Kindergartners at the local public school to lose their mid-day bus, DSAA worked with the PTO to organize an after-school program.... more »

  slickrick22 wrote:

I volunteered with this organization in San Diego, CA doing neighborhood clean-ups. They’re a great group that focuses on litter removal, animal advocacy, and habitat restoration. more »

  cacfb wrote:

Great non-profit that helps area schools in Iowa County more »

  jmccalla wrote:

SOLVE gathers Oregonians together to make a difference in the state. Through educational opportunities, our young people learn about what it means to take care of this great place. Through volunteer opportunites, our communities benefit from Oregonians... more »

  L0vestrees wrote:

Roseville Urban Forest Foundation is passionately dedicated to improving the urban forest canopy in Roseville, California. They provide many educational avenues to help residents learn about the benefits trees bring to a community. Site consults, workshops,... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Aspen Valley Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Aspen Valley Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Aspen Valley Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  Mary_Fisher wrote:

Great organization! Trustworthy information without an agenda. more »

  McLeanTrees wrote:

I joined the Board of McLean Trees Foundation (MTF) in 2013. It is impressive to see that this organization is responsible for most of the trees in the public areas of central McLean. Although other organizations, like Fairfax ReLeaf, operate in Fairfax,... more »

  Tricia G.3 wrote:

Happy to donate to this great town! Mayor Hudson, Chief of Police John Robinson and the folks at the BP station were so kind to our family as we passed through town. more »

  Writer wrote:

KVB does outstanding work to prevent and reduce litter in VA through it's 30 in 30 grantmaking, events like James River Cleanup and Shiver in the River etc. more »

  emilie wrote:

I wish I lived in Boston because of the Charles River Conservancy - the way they are bringing swiss style water infrastructure, safety, and enjoyment to the long underutilized Charles River is truly inspiring. I only hope we can do something similar... more »

  LoveHouston713 wrote:

The Houston Clean City Commission also known as Keep Houston Beautiful, hosted a great clean up on Bellerive in March. It was for a senior housing complex that had planted vegetable gardens but there was a lot of trash around that needed picking up. Volunteers... more »

  Derek H.1 wrote:

WARNING to ALL Hollywood residents! "Friends of Hollywood Florida, Inc." is no friend to the First Amendment nor the taxpaying citizens of Hollywood! They are disguised as a "Community Organization" but in reality are simply a political group... more »

  ginny123jamm wrote:

We are survivors of the SQF Complex wildfire that devastated our Sequoia National Forest last September. Our community of Alpine Village was severely impacted. (It’s been several months now but I still cry as I write this). Our community had 54... more »

  Neitcha Nikki B. wrote:

I started volunteering with CVC about 2 years ago, assisting the educators in the classroom. I appreciate the way CVC teaches about recycling but why it should be important for all of us. I love going into the streams with the students and looking for... more »

  Vbeil wrote:

I am president of a club on campus at the University of West Georgia, Circle K International (CKI), and Keep Carroll Beautiful has been an excellent partner to our club. CKI has worked with them for years through their Adopt-a-Road program, where we scheduled... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Marin Agricultural Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Marin Agricultural Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Marin Agricultural Land Trust has demonstrated... more »

  Writer wrote:

RCGA is a wonderful organization that helps people re-connect with earth by working in the gargen and grow organic vegetables. They offer educational programs for children and adults as well. I highly recommend getting involved with this organization. more »

  savmc wrote:

SAVMC Foundation is a non profit organization that supports the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery with special beautification projects. They funded the construction of a "Historical Soldiers' Memorial Cemetery" for 58 soldiers from the 1860s... more »

  Matt36 wrote:

The Friends of Patterson Park is a non-profit membership organization formed in 1998 to promote, protect and advocate for our treasured common ground so that it can be enjoyed for generations to come. We believe that a well used and well tended park contributes... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Potomac Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Potomac Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Potomac Conservancy has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  Frank27 wrote:

They work year round giving seed and bulb grants across America.. since 1965.. more »

  Writer wrote:

I would never have my child volunteer for Friends of Accotink Creeks ever again. What a bad experience it was. He signed up for 2 cleanup events and stayed for an extra half hour after each event to get service hours for his school. When I called to... more »

  JanetCarmosky wrote:

I enjoy being able to visit this small carve-out of land in an urban setting. Friends of Tivoli Lake Preserve and Farm allows me to compost the food scraps that I and my neighbors collect to keep out of landfill. Well organized small scale composting... more »

  Nathan8 wrote:

I volunteered for a work day cleaning up Fountain Creek in Manitou Springs, CO. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of information provided by the very knowledgeable staff before we began the work. Some groups spend too much time standing around... more »

  Lisa Spence wrote:

As a community garden coordinator in the greater Boston area, I see the work BNAN does as a huge, local support. They have classes relevant to urban gardeners, host a big gardeners gathering every year, and held a wonderful film series this year. Thanks... more »

  Tracey13 wrote:

These individuals work tirelessly without compensation to provide safe waterways for all community members to enjoy while nature habitat thrives. It is definitely a labor of love for them. I appreciate all they have done to promote steelhead survival... more »

  Writer wrote:

Lots of work, lots of fun, good feelings being a part of something new. Will enjoy watching the gardens grow! more »

  Bob_115 wrote:

I believed in this charity to keep Bossier streets clean of liter. It was a great service that gave people the tools needed to go pick up liter on the streets. But last ti me I went the chairlady told me KBB wasn't a service any longer. But she gave me... more »

  mary-ellen2 wrote:

Happy Tonics, Inc. is an environmental education organization and public charity. We have a half-acre restored remnant tall grass prairie for the monarch butterfly and other pollinating insects on the lakeside in Shell Lake, Wisconsin. I have loved working... more »

  zzzmichaelscott wrote:

It's wonderful that Forest Trends has partnered with the Ethical Gold Institute to discourage gold mining in the Amazon and relieve pressure on the local and indigenous communities on the front lines of those conflicts. Now, people have a unique option... more »

  BrotherNature92 wrote:

Love trees atlanta. Have volunteered on multiple community tree plantings with them. They even played young oak trees when my large oak fell in a storm. more »

  FabYouthPhilly wrote:

The Village of Arts & Humanities is a trusted neighborhood arts and culture organization. They have a long history of providing a wide range of quality youth and community programming. more »

  @davethecfre wrote:

Having grown up with Frick Park literally in my back yard, this groups is very important to preserving the unique features of our urban parks. more »

  Lanoza wrote:

The mission of this organization is to create a clean and beautiful community through citizen involvement and education. Marsha Smith does an amazing job of organizing events that encourages the community to participate in recycling and beautification... more »

  David8868 wrote:

I should start by saying, that i typically do not take time to write reviews. Having said that, i felt compelled to share my thoughts on the National Trail Association as well as their Executive Director Al LePage. I first met Al in 1998. Al knocked... more »

  doodee wrote:

I was so excited when I found Blight Bandits. We need more people who care enough to take action, and that is what this non-profit is doing. They are making a difference with their litter cleanups, knowledge on recycling, and work to rid blight from our... more »

To assist the cities of ponderay, kootenai, sandpoint and bonner county in the creation and on-going support of a pend d'oreille... more »

Revitalize, maintain and protect washington park in hudson county, new jersey, and promote its use through the development of... more »

To develop and maintain for public use, the abandoned wabash cannonball railroad, for hiking, biking and recreational use at no... more »

To conserve the parklands near the bronx river parkway more »

Adopt a trail program-public trail maint more »

Maintenance, preservation and promotion of amagansett village public areas. more »

Keep cincinnati beautiful is an award-winning not for profit organization educating and encouraging individuals to take greater... more »

To promote the redevelopment more »

Educating, cultivating, and empowering an engaged public for the stewardship of more »

Our mission is to safeguard America's natural beauty & community character by fighting billboard blight; reducing visual intrusions... more »

Keep Nassau Beautiful's mission is to educate and empower individuals to take greater responsibility for their community environment... more »

Keep omaha beautifuls mission is to foster environmental and community stewardship through education, service, and advocacy. more »

The Milwaukee Environmental Consortium, Inc. will foster collaboration within Milwaukee's environmental community and will gain... more »