Welcome to Keep Mobile Beautiful, since 1994 we’ve worked to reduce litter, educate our neighbors about recycling and make a difference in the beauty of our City and County!
2018 Keep America Beautiful – Lowe’s Community Partner Grant
Keep America Beautiful 
requested project submissions back in April. They were offering $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000 grants. We worked on our proposal through May and June and there was never a doubt we were going for the $20K! We wanted a plan that would benefit our local Lowe’s Store and allow them to volunteer with us. So building something was important. Thank you Lowe’s Midtown our benefactor and partner! 
Bin There, Do That: Earth Friendly Choices for Recycling Green Waste is all about recycling things we don’t even think about – all of our raked leaves, lawn clippings and trimmings, kitchen scraps like fruit and vegetable peels, and even coffee grounds, paper filters, and shredded cardboard.
Working with our partners Mobile Urban Growers 
we identified community gardens that would love to compost and put back good soil into the gardens.
- Trinity Episcopal Church 1900 Dauphin St
- Dauphin Way United Methodist Church 1550 Dauphin St
- Central Presbyterian Church 1260 Dauphin St
- The Lost Garden 265 Dauphin St
- DeTonti Square 311 N. Conception St
- Government St United Methodist (Bee Hive) Marine St
- Mobile Medical Museum 1664 Springhill Ave
- Strickland Youth Center 2315 Costarides St
- Africatown Whitley St
We also reached out to others and will have bins at the following locations:
- Eichold-Mertz School 2815 Government
- Feeding the Gulf Coast 5248 Mobile St Theodore
- Victory Learning Gardens 261 Rickarby St
Our Garden Managers will be collecting data regarding the waste added to the bins and the compost removed as well as total hours delivering waste to the sites, taking temperature readings and the amount of compost created.
We hope to show how much waste can be kept out of the landfill and put back into our soil during the period Sept to the end of Nov.
About
Our Mission is to empower individuals to take greater responsibility for the improvement of their community environment.
We are an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful.
Find out more about our 2018 Keep America – Lowe’s Community Partners Grant ” Bin There, Do That: Earth Friendly Choices for Recycling Green Waste” SOON!
Blog
Tufted Titmouse
“The term ecology comes from the Greek word oikos, and means ‘the household.’ Ecological responsibility, then, begins at home and expands to fill the entire planet. ” — Jeremy Rifkin “There is no waste in functioning natural ecosystems. All organisms, dead or alive, are potential sources of food for other organisms. A caterpillar eats a …
My Little Chickadee!
“Birds … are sensitive indicators of the environment, a sort of “ecological litmus paper,” … The observation and recording of bird populations over time lead inevitably to environmental awareness and can signal impending changes.” — Roger Tory Peterson Carolina Chickadee These tiny little cuties, year round residents …
Avians and Acrobats
“Birds are indicators of the environment. If they are in trouble, we know we’ll soon be in trouble.” Roger Tory Peterson Red-bellied Woodpecker While one may want to call this feeder friend, a red-headed woodpecker, that name is already taken. The angle of the camera shot does not reveal it’s actual name, red-bellied woodpecker. …
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Email hello@keepmobilebeautiful.org or Call 251-444-7144
We can help with your clean up event providing safety vests, gloves, bags and grabbers.