We engage with volunteers, business partners, and municipal leaders to make Massachusetts a cleaner, greener place to live, work, and play.
We engage with volunteers, business partners, and municipal leaders to make Massachusetts a cleaner, greener place to live, work, and play.
Our programs leverage the power of volunteers to reduce litter, promote waste reduction and recycling, and beautify Massachusetts communities.
Volunteer for a community service event in your area or list your event on our calendar.
Is your business looking for a worthy community service project? We will match you with a local municipality in need of volunteers and ensure it's a successful day for all involved.
Keep Mansfield Beautiful recently completed a test of new anti-litter signs and the results were promising.
The New England Patriots Charitable Foundation recently named Keep Massachusetts Beautiful founder and executive director Neil Rhein a 2017 Myra Kraft Community Service MVP award winner. The award also included a $5,000 grant. Read more...
State House Representative Randy Hunt of Sandwich has filed a bill (House Bill no. 3528) that would add a 5-cent deposit on the sale of nips. The primary goal of the bill is to give consumers an incentive to return empty nip bottles, rather than toss them onto the streets.
