FAQ

Contact Beautify Fresno at (559) 621-8626 or email info@beautifyfresno.org to set up your event. We’ll help with logistics, training, and promotion!

Visit our calendar of events on the front page of our website to find an opportunity near you. You can also follow Beautify Fresno on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @beautifyfresno.

We can provide supplies for a public property clean up anytime. We just need to know where you will be cleaning, how many participants, and how many bags of trash you collected. For more information, call (559) 621-8628 or email info@beautifyfresno.org.

Beautify Fresno has regular clean up and beautification events around the city that you join. Use the contact information above to find out the details.

Yes, Beautify Fresno welcomes people of all ages to our events. All volunteers are asked to sign a waiver when they check-in. Anyone under the age of 18 will need to have a parent sign for them. Children under the age of 12 will need to be accompanied by a guardian at all times.

Yes, Beautify Fresno is proud to join with more than 650 state and community-based affiliates throughout the nation in a shared mission to end littering, improve recycling and beautify our communities. For more information about Keep America Beautiful visit www.kab.org

Yes, we are always happy to welcome as many people as possible to our events and appreciate your willingness to participate. In most cases, we are able to expand our cleanup area to accommodate more volunteers. In the very rare instance when we must limit the number of volunteers, we will let it be known.

The best way to discourage people from littering is by setting a good example:

1. Don’t throw your litter on the ground;
2. Pick up litter you see and dispose of it properly;
3. Don’t throw any litter (including cigarette butts) out of your car;
4. Check to make sure that any trash cans you own have a tight fitting lid; and
5. Encourage your friends and neighbors to perform cleanups, even if it is just a once- or twice-a-month walk through your neighborhood.

Calling all joggers and walkers: Take a bag on your jog or walk and pick up litter on your favorite path or route to add to your exercise/weight loss routine.