Media & Press Inquiries
Neil Rhein, KMB's Founder & Executive Director
Keep Massachusetts Beautiful welcomes inquiries from the media and reporters. If you want to talk trash, we are happy to share background information, research, and commentary.
We are happy to do all we can to raise awareness about the issues of litter, plastic pollution, recycling, waste management, neighborhood beautification, and the benefits of participating in community service projects.
Contact Information:
- Neil Rhein
- neil@keepmassbeautiful.org
- 508-320-8621
Neil Rhein is also available for speaking engagements for conferences and employee/student education events on the topics outlined above.
We're working to raise awareness about the litter problem in Massachusetts through public service announcements like this video.
Keep Massachusetts Beautiful in the News
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On June 2, 2026, we discussed our efforts to launch a statewide litter prevention and cleanup task force via Senate Resolve 2390 with MassRecycle.
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Heather Robertson of Somerset and Neil Rhein of Keep Massachusetts Beautiful discuss the launch of the new Keep Somerset Beautiful chapter.
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On May 16, 2025, WCVB Chief Meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon emceed the Massachusetts Clean Community Awards in Framingham, MA.
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On April 22, 2025, The Boston Globe featured KMB in a story about nonprofits making an impact on Earth Day.
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On November 21, 2024, WBZ news Boston aired follow-up story that mentioned KMB's efforts to persuade state leaders to launch a statewide anti-litter campaign.
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On September 26, 2024, WBZ's Lisa Hughes showcased the amazing impact and community connections that Keep Framingham Beautiful has achieved.
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June 19, 2024: It doesn’t take a megaphone to send a message, and litter, whether intentionally strewn or haphazardly distributed, can broadcast feelings about community care.
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On April 17, 2024, WBZ's Alyssa Andrews and Lexie O'Connor joined KMB and volunteers from BWT Pharma & Biotech along the shores of the Fort Meadow Reservoir in Marlborough.
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On March 21, 2024, WCVB Chief Meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon emceed the Massachusetts Clean Community Awards in Framingham, MA.
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New chapter dedicated to keeping Cape Cod clean is recognized.
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Marsha Goldstein was honored with the Chapter Leader of the Year Award.
