2022-05-02T06:33:45-07:00 2021-06-30 274516447 Quist & Associates LLC PO Box 372 Occoquan VA 22125 990EZ 2020-07-01 521379942 Keep Prince William Beautiful Inc KEEP 5712853772 4391 RIDGEWOOD CENTER DRIVE F PRINCE WILLIAM VA 22192 Ricardo Fleshman Executive Director 2022-05-02 true Ricardo Fleshman 999009999 Elizabeth Quist P01269026 7035971370 X 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X www.KPWB.org X X 199792 X 199792 0 0 0 0 199792 106720 3571 14062 114 30570 155037 44755 83241 127996 X 83241 113498 14498 83241 127996 83241 127996 KEEP PRINCE WILLIAM BEAUTIFUL IS A NON-PROFIT, ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY THROUGH PARTNERING WITH RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES, AND GOVERNMENT TO EDUCATE AND INSPIRE PEOPLE TO BE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS AND KEEP PRINCE WILLIAM BEAUTIFUL. LITTER MANAGEMENT & PREVENTION: Keep Prince William Beautiful organizes community cleanup events and manages the Adopt-A-Spot (AAS) program that supports litter reduction and prevention efforts across Prince William County. Individual residents, civic organizations, and businesses volunteer in community cleanup events and apply to adopt a particular area for group cleanup. The commitment for the AAS program is a minimum of two cleanups per year for two years with reporting requirements detailing the number of volunteers and the amount of litter collected. Data from all of the cleanups is reported to the Prince William County Neighborhood Services Division and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Last year there were one hundred and fifty-seven Adopt-A-Spot and community cleanups with over four thousand volunteer hours and having collected over eighteen pounds of litter and debris. Keep Prince William Beautiful also conducts Quarterly Litter Surveys on behalf of Prince William County Neighborhood Services Division. Volunteers sign up for the program and receive training on how to assess the levels of litter at predesignated locations throughout the County. A rating scale of 1-4 is used based on the Community Appearance Index from Keep America Beautiful. The data collected from the surveys is shared with Keep America Beautiful and Prince William County Neighborhood Services Division. This helps the County identify areas of attention for their litter crew and allows Keep Prince William Beautiful to target areas for either a community cleanup or Adopt-A Spot. Last year, KPWB in partnership with Prince William County Neighborhood Services, created a training video for Litter Surveys. Additionally, Keep Prince William Beautiful also conducts Shopping Center Surveys on over 80 shopping centers in the County. Volunteers are trained on components of the survey, evaluating the cleanliness and safety of each site, and then completes the survey using a rating scale of 1-5. Keep Prince William Beautiful uses the reported survey results to work with Prince William County Solid Waste Division, Prince William County Neighborhood Services division and other external community environmental organizations to organize cleanups or implement additional efforts with the shopping centers to increase or maintain the aesthetics and safety of the location. 61630 EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH: Keep Prince William Beautiful Educational Outreach Program incorporates Virginia Department of Education Standards of Learning (SOL) and Prince William County Schools (PWCS) teacher's lesson plans and are applied to topics of water quality, recycling and litter. Individual presentations are developed or customized for outreach events at civic organizations, senior centers, public events and PWCS classroom presentations with the goal of educating and advocating for individual behavior change. Last year, KPWB developed a Community Environmental Events calendar on the Keep Prince William Beautiful website to share all environmental education events across the County to promote Environmental Literacy and began the process to become a certified Virginia Environmental Educator (VAEE). 18441 SUSTAINABILITY PROMOTION & STORM DRAINS: The Chesapeake Bay Protection & Awareness Program is conducted in partnership with Prince William County Department of Public Works Environmental Services. Volunteers identify storm drains in their neighborhoods or at shopping centers and receive instructions on labeling the storm drains with "No DumpingX and "Protect the Chesapeake Bay Watershed" messaging with the goal of educating the public about keeping litter and debris out of storm drains. This information is also provided as part of the Keep Prince William Beautiful education outreach programs and is consistently delivered to the public as part of the overall environmental advocacy. Last year, KPWB facilitated the installation of storm drains in parks and neighborhoods throughout Prince William County. 6141 BEAUTIFICATION: Keep Prince William Beautiful partners with civic organizations and businesses throughout Prince William County to implement environmentally sound, green projects that result in beautiful spaces for residents, organizations and businesses to enjoy. KPWB volunteers work on painting, planting, sanding, weeding, mulching, collecting litter and debris and provide general project support. Beautification projects include reflection gardens for wounded warriors, memorial gardens, bee pollinator gardens, tree plantings and the installation of public art. Last year, Keep Prince William Beautiful organized and implemented two beautification projects. 15359 RECYCLING EDUCATION: Keep Prince William Beautiful (KPWB) provides recycling education to the residents, civic organizations, and businesses in Prince William County on the mandatory County statute, the environmental benefits and importance of recycling, reducing, and reusing to reduce the amount of litter in the environment and trash collected at the Prince William County Landfill. KPWB conducts or participates in educational and outreach events and promotional activities throughout the year specifically targeted at recycling education including last year partnering with Prince William County Solid Waste Division to conduct a repair fair and the development of a video of the County's "How-To" recycling guide. 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