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'''Keep Philadelphia Beautiful''', also known as "Keep Philly Beautiful", gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>A proud affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Keep Philadelphia Beautiful assists communities in the improvement of the physical and visual aspects of neighborhood environments. We are focused on civic engagement, litter prevention, waste reduction, and recycling education and promotion. We also work to connect Philadelphia residents and community based organizations to City government.<br><br>These areas include: | '''Keep Philadelphia Beautiful''', also known as "Keep Philly Beautiful", gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>A proud affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Keep Philadelphia Beautiful assists communities in the improvement of the physical and visual aspects of neighborhood environments. We are focused on civic engagement, litter prevention, waste reduction, and recycling education and promotion. We also work to connect Philadelphia residents and community based organizations to City government.<br><br>These areas include: | ||
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Revision as of 22:44, 3 April 2016
http://keepphiladelphiabeautiful.org/
Keep Philadelphia Beautiful, also known as "Keep Philly Beautiful", gives the following descriptive information:
A proud affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Keep Philadelphia Beautiful assists communities in the improvement of the physical and visual aspects of neighborhood environments. We are focused on civic engagement, litter prevention, waste reduction, and recycling education and promotion. We also work to connect Philadelphia residents and community based organizations to City government.
These areas include:
- Litter prevention.
- Beautification & community improvement.
- Waste reduction.
Keep Philadelphia Beautiful was re-established in the Spring of 2007 after a year of planning and organizational development by a dedicated Board of Directors. The organization is a not-for-profit agency supported by both public and private donations.
In The News
- Keep Philly Beautiful wants to bring national best practices to local neighborhoods, Generocity, March 25, 2016.