As a sign of the times, Keep America Beautiful (KAB) is launching a new litter prevention campaign that utilizes social media, events and viral marketing to engage young adults and increase awareness of the problem of litter. KAB affiliates across the country are taking to the streets and airwaves to make sure the message is heard.

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“I Recycle” is the theme of Keep America Beautiful’s 2010 America Recycles Day (ARD), which takes place on November 15. Millions of Americans have pledged to increase their recycling habits at home and at work over the 13-year history of ARD, a nationally-recognized initiative dedicated to encouraging people to recycle more at home, at work, and on the go.

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Keep Austin Beautiful has experienced a high demand from after-school programs and youth groups that request Keep Austin Beautiful-led educational activities at schools, scout meetings, community festivals, and city fairs.

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Friskies® and Fancy Feast® brand cat foods, together with Keep America Beautiful®, are raising awareness about aluminum pet food can recycling. You can join the cause by bidding on any of these one-of-a-kind sculptures designed by:

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Keep America Beautiful encourages you to get involved in its 2010 Great American Cleanup™ campaign. From March through May, millions of volunteers nationwide will host activities designed to improve the living environments that we all call “home.”

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Fifteen Keep America Beautiful affiliates shared $150,000 in cash grants in 2008 as part of the Waste Management “Think Green” Community Improvement Grants from the Waste Management Charitable Foundation and Waste Management, Inc.  In its third year, Waste Management’s Think Green Grants were given to communities that proposed their grants be used for original improvement projects to be enacted in their cities and towns. Here's a summary of the various grant programs.

Keep Phoenix Beautiful
Phoenix, Ariz.

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