KEEP BREVARD BEAUTIFUL, INC.
COCOA, FLORIDA

Founded in 1981, Keep Brevard Beautiful Inc., is a dedicated non-profit organization registered under section 501(c)(3) as an official affiliate of Keep America Beautiful. Based in Cocoa, Brevard County, Florida, the group has built a solid reputation for its commitment to reducing litter, boosting recycling efforts, and improving the overall environmental health of the area for both residents and visitors. Over the years, the organization has grown into the largest affiliate of Keep America Beautiful in Florida. This growth is a testament to unwavering local government support, along with contributions from an active board, volunteer leaders, and thousands of community members involved in its various initiatives. The mission at the heart of their work involves motivating and educating partners within the community. By fostering connections among individuals, businesses, schools, and other organizations, they aim to tackle environmental challenges head-on. Their projects focus on litter control, recycling education, and numerous beautification efforts that not only enhance the physical appearance but also promote cultural and economic progress in Brevard County. Keep Brevard Beautiful collaborates with residents daily for a cleaner environment, vital for attracting new businesses and tourists. This involves coordinating cleanup efforts with state and local agencies to address issues like potential fish kills in water bodies. The organization's mission intersects with broader global conservation goals by creating numerous opportunities for social responsibility. Community members can choose to sponsor programs or join volunteer operations that inspire future environmental leadership among youth. A recent milestone is the launch of an online store, aiming to further fund their endeavors and promote community engagement. Headquartered at 1620 Adamson Road, Cocoa, FL, Keep Brevard Beautiful operates under the leadership of Deb Harmon as Board President and Steven Ellis as Treasurer, with other key contributors like Connor Cassidy. As a leader in civic involvement, it calls on everyone to come together-whether individually or collectively-to preserve and celebrate Brevard County's natural beauty.