MAKE AN IMPACT

Your contribution enables us do beautiful things across the state.

At the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation, we believe that everyone deserves to live in a clean, green, and beautiful environment. As a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, we rely on contributions like yours to fund programming across the state in areas like litter prevention, waste reduction, recycling, and more. Your support makes a huge difference for our affiliates, their communities, and more than 100,000 volunteers who rely on them.

Donor Recognition Levels

Environmental Steward $25+

  • A monthly subscription to The Green Beat, our community newsletter

Eco Advocate $100+

Includes previous level recognition plus:

  • A KGBF vinyl sticker for your laptop or water bottle

Conservation Circle Level 1: Trailblazer $500+

Includes previous level recognition plus:

  • A KGBF tote bag

  • Invitations to KGBF events like our annual upcycled art show and awards dinner

Conservation Circle Level 2: Vanguard $1,000+

Includes previous level recognition plus:

  • A voucher for a seat at our annual awards dinner

Conservation Circle Level 3: Pioneer $5,000+

Includes previous level recognition plus:

  • A voucher for a second seat at our annual awards dinner

 FAQs

  • Yes! The Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation is a Section 501(c)3 nonprofit and your gift may qualify as a charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes. For specific questions, please consult your tax advisers or the IRS to determine if your contribution is tax deductible.

  • We can accept donations outside of our website, including mailed checks. Please make them payable to the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation and send them to 60 Executive Park S, Atlanta, GA 30329.

  • Absolutely! Resources like trash bags, litter pickers, water coolers, or gloves help us achieve our mission. For more information or to discuss your possible contribution, please contact Meagan Whitehead, our program and affiliate support manager.

  • Many companies match the donations that their employees make to nonprofits. Check with your company’s human resources department to find out about its sepcific policy.