2015-05-15T10:44:28-05:00 2014-12-31 MAIER MARKEY & JUSTIC LLP 222 BLOOMINGDALE ROADSTE 400 WHITE PLAINS NY 10605 990 2014-01-01 131761633 KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL INC % KATHLEEN QUINN KEEP 2036593000 1010 WASHINGTON BLVD Suite STAMFORD CT 06901 JENNIFER M JEHN PRESIDENT 2036593006 2015-05-14 true BERNADETTE H SCHOPFER P00578448 2036593006 2014 2016-04-25 22:37:26Z JENNIFER JEHN 1010 WASHINGTON BLVD STAMFORD CT 06901 10571851 false X WWW.KAB.ORG X 1953 CT KAB'S MISSION IS TO ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS TO TAKE GREATER RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROVING THEIR COMMUNITY'S ENVIRONMENT. 29 27 46 27 0 9327816 7919386 789746 882691 152529 258055 -1194 50442 10268897 9110574 3678806 3050804 0 0 3135491 2938967 173146 161588 688200 3688428 2905283 10675871 9056642 -406974 53932 8023615 8312839 527513 823394 7496102 7489445 X At Keep America Beautiful, we want to ensure that beauty is our lasting signature. A leading national nonprofit, Keep America Beautiful inspires and educates people to take action every day that improves and beautifies their community's environment. Driven by the work and passion of more than 600 community-based affiliates, millions of volunteers, and the generosity of corporate partners, municipalities and individuals, Keep America Beautiful believes we all must play a role in creating clean, green and beautiful communities that are environmentally healthy, socially connected and economically sound. Keep America Beautiful provides the expertise, programs and resources to help people reduce waste and litter, recycle right, and protect the natural areas in which we live. Established in 1953, Keep America Beautiful continues to bring people together to transform public spaces into beautiful places. true false 941392 0 570557 I Want To Be Recycled Campaign: Despite heightened visibility of public recycling bins and more curbside programs, national recycling rates continue to hover at 34.5 percent. On average, Americans recycle 1.5 pounds out of the 4.4 pounds of trash they produce daily. Clearly, there's an urgent need for consistent messaging and education to raise recycling rates. Keep America Beautiful and the Ad Council teamed up to launch the "I Want To Be Recycled" public service advertising campaign in July 2013 to motivate Americans to recycle every day. Created by San Francisco-based ad agency Pereira & O'Dell, the campaign illustrates that recyclable materials can be given another life when someone chooses to recycle. The campaign has generated more than $70 million of donated media from its launch through Q1 2015, and was No. 1 in donated media among all Ad Council campaigns in Q1 2014. The Super Sorter online game was launched in May 2014 to encourage further engagement with the campaign. The game has garnered more than 20,000 plays since its launch. And the City of Austin, Texas, became the first city to partner on the campaign in 2014. To spur Austin residents to meet the city's recycling goals, the City and Austin Resource Recovery (ARR) partnered with Keep America Beautiful and the Ad Council to localize the national campaign. In addition, the City distributed the campaign's educational materials to schools and other civic organizations to increase awareness about the benefits of recycling. The City and ARR are working closely with Keep Austin Beautiful, the community-based affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, to educate and motivate Austin residents to give their garbage another life by recycling. The 2014 national partners of the "I Want To Be Recycled" campaign included Alcoa Foundation, American Chemistry Council, Anheuser-Busch, the City of Austin, the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Nestl Waters North America, Niagara Bottling, Unilever and Waste Management. In early 2015, Keep America Beautiful and the Ad Council launched a brand new series of broadcast and digital PSAs to motivate more Americans to remember to recycle personal care products in the bathroom. 709163 657100 810000 Lowe's Community Partners Grant Program: Lowe's (NYSE: LOW) awarded Keep America Beautiful $1 million donation in support of the Lowe's Community Partners Grant Program, which supported more than 60 local service projects for Keep America Beautiful community-based affiliates and partner organizations, as well as Keep America Beautiful's Great American Cleanup. This was Lowe's third $1 million contribution to Keep America Beautiful to engage volunteers to take action to benefit local communities across the country. The Lowe's Community Partners Grant Program enabled the national nonprofit to initiate service projects in 27 states. From building community gardens and planting trees to leading disaster restoration and recycling programs, Keep America Beautiful and its national network of community-based affiliates executed programs based on the needs of their local communities. Lowe's also provides support as a national sponsor of Keep America Beautiful's flagship program, the Great American Cleanup, which takes place in 20,000 communities from coast to coast. This national program engages on average 4 million volunteers and participants, who take action to create positive change and lasting impact. Since the partnership began, Lowe's and Keep America Beautiful have brought together nearly 40,000 volunteers and more than 1,000 Lowe's Heroes to support service projects benefiting communities across the country. Together, they've contributed nearly 196,000 volunteer hours in their respective communities. Through this partnership, 133,500 acres of parks and public land have been cleaned; nearly 1 million flowers and bulbs have been planted; more than 225 playgrounds/recreational areas have been restored; and more than 1,000 edible and community gardens have been planted. Highlights of service projects that were completed during the 2014 grant cycle included: * Keep the Rez Beautiful, dedicated to restoring Mississippi's Ross Barnett Reservoir, created a Pollinator/Sensory Garden at the newly-established Turtle Point Nature Area to improve the water quality in the Pearl River Valley Water Supply. Located on Pelahatchie Bay on the 33,000 acre Reservoir, the five-acre grassed nature area includes a new walking trail and kayak launch, and will benefit pollinators that are needed to increase fruit and vegetable production. * After several years of ongoing budget and staff reductions, the City of Flint, Mich., has completely eliminated its Department of Parks and Recreation. Keep Genesee County Beautiful stepped up and expanded its Adopt-A-Park program from six parks in 2013 to more than 18 parks in 2014. The Lowe's Community Partners Grant was used to empower volunteer groups to adopt and stabilize 12 neglected city parks located within underserved neighborhoods in Flint. * More than 10 Lowe's Heroes worked alongside youth and adults with developmental disabilities to prime and then paint 55-gallon drums, turning them into beautiful trash receptacles that are works of public art. Keep Rockland Beautiful's receptacles have been placed around Rockland (N.Y.) County to encourage litter prevention and inspire community pride. * Keep Pike County Beautiful built and planted an above-ground organic garden at St. Andrews Mission Center in McComb, Miss. to serve the local food pantry, men's shelter and a local diner. The project will provide fresh produce for the local soup kitchen and food pantry, while simultaneously teaching new skills for the men from the homeless shelter who work in the garden. * The Green River Parkway Beautification project received a much-needed boost that provided residents and visitors with shaded areas to rest and play along a wide stretch of Port St. Lucie, Fla., property. Keep Port St. Lucie Beautiful volunteers worked alongside Lowe's Heroes on landscaping, assembling benches, receptacles, bike racks, ash receptacles and pet waste stations. 663551 362492 112415 Cigarette Litter Prevention Program: Keep America Beautiful reported an average 48 percent reduction in cigarette litter in communities implementing Keep America Beautiful's Cigarette Litter Prevention Program (CLPP). One-hundred seventeen communities that launched programs in 2013 achieved an additional 34 percent reduction when measured again in 2014. In 2014, the CLPP's 12th year, there were 129 grant-supported implementations across the country in a variety of settings including downtowns, roadways, beaches, parks, marinas, colleges/universities, tourist locations, and at special event locations. Over the past 10 years, the CLPP has consistently cut cigarette butt litter by approximately half based on local measurements taken in the first four months to six months after program implementation. Survey results also demonstrated that as communities continue to monitor the program those reductions are sustained or even increased over time. Tobacco products, consisting mainly of cigarette butts, are the most littered item in America, representing nearly 38 percent of all items littered, according to "Litter in America," Keep America Beautiful's landmark study of litter and littering behavior. Research has shown that even self-reported "non-litterers" often don't consider tossing cigarette butts on the ground to be "littering." Keep America Beautiful has found that cigarette butt litter occurs most often at transition points-areas where a person must stop smoking before proceeding into another area. These include bus stops, entrances to stores and public buildings, and the sidewalk areas outside of bars and restaurants, among others. The "Guide to Cigarette Litter Prevention" provides information about starting and maintaining a Cigarette Litter Prevention Program in your community, and can be found online at PreventCigaretteLitter.org. 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THE ORGANIZATION ANALYZED ITS TAX FILING POSITIONS IN ALL JURISDICTIONS IT IS REQUIRED TO FILE TAX RETURNS, AS WELL AS OPEN TAX YEARS IN THESE JURISDICTIONS. BASED ON THIS REVIEW, NO RESERVES FOR UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS WERE REQUIRED TO HAVE BEEN RECORDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH GAAP IN EITHER 2014 OR 2013. IN ADDITION, THE ORGANIZATION DETERMINED THAT IT DID NOT NEED TO RECORD ANY TAX-RELATED INTEREST OR PENALTIES IN EITHER YEAR. THE ORGANIZATION WILL CONTINUE TO REVIEW THE RELEVANT AUTHORITATIVE GUIDANCE AS SUCH RELATES TO ITS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS REACHED REGARDING UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS, WHICH MAY BE SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND ADJUSTMENT AT A LATER DATE BASED ON ONGOING ANALYSES OF TAX LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND INTERPRETAIONS THEREOF. TO THE EXTENT THAT THE ASSESSMENT OF THE CONCLUSIONS REACHED REGARDING UNCERTAIN TAX POSITION CHANGES, SUCH CHANGE IN ESTIMATE WILL BE RECORDED IN THE PERIOD IN WHICH SUCH DETERMINATION IS MADE. ENDOWMENT FUND USES THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND IS TO HELP ENSURE THE LONG-TERM CONTINUITY OF KAB AND ITS FUTURE ABILITY TO CARRY OUT ITS CHARITABLE MISSION. THE FUND IS ADMINISTERED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH POLICIES ADOPTED BY THE BOARD. AS THE FUND IS BOARD DESIGNATED, THE AMOUNTS ARE INCLUDED IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS. ALL INTEREST AND DIVIDEND EARNINGS ARE REINVESTED INTO THE FUND AS THEY ARE EARNED. OTHER ADJUSTMENTS $202,966 relates to amounts that were allocated to the benefit dinner on the audited financial statements that are not direct expenses of the dinner. this amount has been moved to the fundraising expense column in part ix of the 990. 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COMPLIANCE WITH CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY-FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 12C if any conflict were to arise, those conflicts would be reviewed with the internal Management Committee and the Board of Directors. 2014 NEW PROGRAM SERVICES-FORM 990, PART III, LINE 2 Bud Light "Do Good. Have Fun." America's leading beer brand, Bud Light, partnered with Keep America Beautiful to launch the "Do Good. Have Fun." series, a program that engaged consumers coast to coast in community refreshment projects during the summer of 2014. Events kicked off with the several cleanup projects across the country in early May. Tapping Keep America Beautiful's national network of community-based affiliates, Bud Light brought people together all summer long for various hands-on projects in their local areas. Consumers 21 years of age or older signed up to volunteer. More than 2,800 volunteers made a meaningful impact during their "Do Good. Have Fun." events, contributing nearly 560,000 hours of service valued at more than $12.6 million. The events took place in 52 communities across 40 states. Volunteers cleaned parks, beaches, rivers and lakes; restored trails, parks and sand dunes; removed invasive species and planted trees, flowers and native plants; painted murals, fences, bleachers, community buildings and recreation areas; and improved public spaces, such as playgrounds, fairgrounds and athletic fields. The collective impact was impressive: * Nearly 2,500 acres of parks/public lands/open spaces were beautified, cleaned or restored * 4,900 shrubs, flowers and bulbs were planted * 218 trees were planted * 12 tons of litter was collected * 105 gardens were created or improved, plus 55 edible gardens were planted Blight Literature Review: In the spring of 2014, through a request for proposals, Keep America Beautiful selected Philadelphia-based consulting firm Econsult Solutions, Inc., to conduct a national literature review about blight under the guidance of Senior Vice President Lee Huang. In 2009, Econsult released one of the first comprehensive assessments on the economic impacts of vacant properties in the city of Philadelphia. As part of the Econsult project team, the Vacant Properties Research Network (VPRN), a project of the Metropolitan Institute at Virginia Tech, conducted this national literature review on blight. Building on the VPRN's existing e-library and knowledge of the blight and urban regeneration field, this research team combed the Internet and academic databases for journal articles and practitioner reports on the economic, environmental, social, and legal and policy dimensions of blight. Charting the Multiple Meanings of Blight examined more than 300 academic articles and special policy and practitioner reports devoted to the concept of blight. The report provides a contemporary snapshot of how researchers, experts and practitioners describe and understand the complex conditions which create blight and the many policy responses that communities are taking. The term "blight" continues to evolve as communities confront different types of blighted properties from litter and vacant lots to foreclosure and abandoned homes. At the 2015 KAB Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., the primary authors outlined: 1) what recent articles and reports say about blight; 2) how policymakers and community based organizations can leverage the report's findings; and 3) how Keep America Beautiful and its experts will build on this report by developing a blight cost calculator for community groups and local governments. The report will help Keep America Beautiful its community-based affiliates gain a better understanding about the contemporary and historical dimensions of blight as they continue their regional and local programs to improve the quality of life in communities throughout the nation. The report's observations will make an important contribution to the study of blight and to the local policies and practices developed by communities to mitigate and abate blight's causes and effects.