Recycling
- Establishing stronger, consensus based goals for recycling in Virginia
- Building stronger markets for recycled materials in Virginia
- Expanding and improving recycling in schools.
- Establishing more “on the go” recycling options at special events and public venues
Each year, we award between thirty and 35 Green Grants to groups, schools, and organizations that share our mission to keep Virginia beautiful. SCRAP RVA was one such recipient.
We love a good outdoor event and we love good music. But your attendance should be like a walk in the mountains. Take nothing but pictures and memories and leave nothing but footprints.
See the final list of all of our 2018 30 in Thirty Grant winners!
Funds awarded by Keep Virginia Beautiful will be used to cover the cost of shredding, tire collection, and other expense of their Clean Community Day.
Their project is to run an “artisan trash cart workshop” to gather volunteers and materials to design and create their own trash cart.
The Montpelier Foundation wants to have a recycling option for the thousands of people that visit the home of James Madison.
The goal of TWP – The Youth Movement is to develop a safe, welcoming neighborhood garden space for art, entertainment and learning in the area with Norfolk’s highest concentration of low income public housing.
