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30th Annual Help the Hooch

The 30th Annual Help the Hooch citywide cleanup demonstrated the community's commitment to our environment. For 30 years, the Muscogee- Columbus Rotary Club has been a dedicated partner, each year cleaning up Rotary Park on the Chattahoochee River. Our annual "craziest trash" contest highlighted the variety of debris we encounter, with finds like homemade weapons, light fixtures, and chicken legs. The overall impact of Help the Hooch was significant, with over 105 tons of trash removed from our city.

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Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission empowers residents to enhance Columbus's beauty, protect its environment, and eliminate litter and blight through education and engagement. Committed to an inclusive vision of community stewardship, KCBC has a rich history, including: its establishment in 1986, certification with Keep America Beautiful in 1988, successful advocacy for stronger litter laws, pioneering citywide recycling and hazardous waste initiatives, creating the I-185 Scenic Byway, and launching impactful community programs like shoe recycling and teacher supply drives. To further its environmental work, Keep Columbus Georgia Beautiful was established as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 2012.

Partner Involvement

Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission empowers residents to enhance Columbus's beauty, protect its environment, and eliminate litter and blight through education and engagement. Committed to an inclusive vision of community stewardship, KCBC has a rich history, including: its establishment in 1986, certification with Keep America Beautiful in 1988, successful advocacy for stronger litter laws, pioneering citywide recycling and hazardous waste initiatives, creating the I-185 Scenic Byway, and launching impactful community programs like shoe recycling and teacher supply drives. To further its environmental work, Keep Columbus Georgia Beautiful was established as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 2012.