Keep Nassau Beautiful Inc
The mission of Keep Nassau Beautiful, Inc. is to educate and enable citizens in the conservation and preservation of our natural environment and resources. The mission is accomplished through four primary programs: Wild Amelia, #RefillNassauFL, Planting Nassau's Future, and litter reduction.
Fernandina Beach, FL Founded 1993 Revenue $296,240
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The record
- EIN
- 593092755
- Founded
- 1993
- Annual revenue
- $296,240
- Headquarters
- Fernandina Beach, FL
- Website
- www.keepnassaubeautiful.org
- Focus
- Environmental Beautification
- State
- Florida
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- Amelia Tree Conservancy Inc0 miles away
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