Environmentally-Focused Non-Profit Invites Gwinnett County Citizens, Businesses, Organizations, Schools and Civic Groups to Take the Pledge before Taking Part in the Challenge Now through May 31, 2014 Duluth, GA – March 4 – Launched by Keep America Beautiful in 1999, the Great American Cleanup™ represents the nation’s largest annual community improvement program. Designed to enlist […]
More than 1,000 Community and Business Leaders from across the State Expected to Attend March 6 Event to Hear Governor Nathan Deal Speak About the Importance of Environment and its Effect on Economy Duluth, February 26 – On Thursday March 6, the environmentally-focused and community-based nonprofit organization – Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful – will play
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Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Community-based and Environmentally-focused Non-profit Organization During 66th Annual Dinner Honoring Community, Business and State Leaders Duluth, February 20 – Earlier this month, the Thomas P. Hughes Ballroom at Gwinnett Center played host to more than 1,000 business and community leaders during the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce’s 66th Annual Dinner. Presented
At Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, we strive to educate, advocate and inspire our neighbors to pursue green living through a combination of reducing, reusing and recycling; preventing litter and graffiti; beautifying our community; and more. Of course, one of the ultimate methods for supporting sustainability within the Gwinnett County community is to GROW GREEN. Here
City of Norcross’ ArtsXchange Now Seeking Talented Artists to Submit Applications for Participation; Applications Due February 24, 2014 Named Gwinnett County’s “Best Arts & Cultural Scene” by Gwinnett Magazine, the City of Norcross prides itself in being a place to imagine. With the help of ArtsXchange – a city-supported, citizen-based committee tasked with organizing creative
Litter not only clutters roadways and greenspaces, it also makes its way into our streams and rivers – threatening the animals and plants that live in those habitats. And, as our water sources become more polluted, the more it costs to treat the water we drink. For example the cost to effectively treat water from
Living green at home and promoting green practices at the office are both very important first steps, but to truly beautify the world around us – it’s vital to take that same eco-friendly energy out into our neighborhoods and the surrounding community. Not only will it make the space around you a more beautiful place
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Local Non-profit to Host One of Georgia’s Largest Tree Recycling Events on January 25 at Bethesda Park in Lawrenceville; Live Trees Being Collected at Local Fire Stations through January 17 Duluth, January 15 – On Saturday, January 25, Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful (GCB) will play host to the largest “treecycling” event in Georgia as part
Two weeks into 2014, and we’re already off to a great start at Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful! We have received a terrific response to our recycling call for live Christmas trees and have honored local environmental stewards during our 34th Annual Awards Dinner. While our eyes are squarely focused on the future, we’d like to
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Local citizens, corporations and civic groups recognized for volunteer efforts and environmental practices during 34th Annual Awards Dinner on January 9 at Gwinnett Center Duluth, January 10 – On the evening of January 9, hundreds of eco-friendly citizens from all over Gwinnett County descended upon Gwinnett Center in Duluth for the 34th Annual Gwinnett Clean
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