Keep Carroll Beautiful Inc
The Keep Carroll Beautiful mission is to engage the citizens of Carroll County in taking responsibility for improving our community's environment. Our organization works with a vision to develop practical events and programs that enable residents and neighborhoods to devise solutions for local solid-waste management issues and beautification improvements.
Carrollton, GA Founded 2005 Revenue $129,223
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The record
- EIN
- 202710393
- Founded
- 2005
- Annual revenue
- $129,223
- Headquarters
- Carrollton, GA
- Website
- www.keepcarrollbeautiful.org
- Focus
- Waste Circular Economy
- State
- Georgia
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