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Partner with us

Take a national commitment and make it real where your employees and customers live and work

Keep America Beautiful is a national nonprofit organization founded in 1953 that works with local affiliates, volunteers, public agencies, and corporate partners to reduce litter, increase recycling, and improve communities.

Get involved

Local leaders know what their communities need. We bring the partnerships, programs, expertise, and resources to help make it happen — and our expansive network of affiliates brings local knowledge, relationships, and people to support cleaner, greener, more beautiful communities across the country.

KAB collaborates with a remarkable network of corporate partners who share our commitment to preserving and enhancing the natural beauty of our nation. Our corporate partnerships provide vital support, expertise, and resources, enabling us to engage volunteers, generate significant impact, and drive environmental stewardship nationwide.

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Reach and results

What a partnership plugs into

$263 million

In measurable benefits, every year

Annual average delivered to communities through the Great American Cleanup alone

15%

More waste recycled or composted

The Grand Teton National Park recycling pilot with TerraCycle® and Grand Teton Lodge Company®

Sources: Keep America Beautiful — How Donations Are Used (kab.org/how-donations-are-used/); Recycling Pilot Shows Strong Results at Grand Teton National Park (kab.org).

Three ways to partner

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Corporate partnerships

We work with partners to create engaging programs around litter reduction, recycling, and beautification to help meet your sustainability goals and increase our impact. These fulfilling experiences motivate participating volunteers and communities while providing recognition for your contribution.

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Cause Marketing

Work with KAB to develop a cause marketing campaign that promotes your product or service to help fund positive change in communities across America.

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Employee Engagement

Join the growing ranks of companies who set aside time each year for local service. Keep America Beautiful partners with corporations to develop, manage, and execute top-notch volunteer programs. We customize volunteering needs to fit into your organization’s vision. Let us help your company build your brand for both your internal and external customers.

Ways to partner

Corporate Partnership

Our corporate case studies, the co-branded partnerships built with Keep America Beautiful, and the corporate partners we thank each year.

Foundation & Grant Funding

The foundations that have stood alongside Keep America Beautiful, providing support that makes a difference in communities across the nation.

Become a Partner

If you are interested in becoming a Keep America Beautiful partner, please fill out this brief form and we will contact you shortly.

Nonprofit & Agency Partners

Let's talk about what this could look like

Tell us the communities you care about and the goals you're working to, and we'll come back with something specific.

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