Keep The Midlands Beautiful
Engage, inspire and educate the Midlands to invest in our community through litter prevention, recycling and beautification.
West Columbia, SC Founded 1989 Revenue $264,474
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Palmetto Trail: Peak to Prosperity Passage
- Jew's Harp Spring Trail
- Palmetto Trail: Wateree Passage
- Palmetto Trail: Capital City Passage
- Palmetto Trail: Fort Jackson Passage
The record
- EIN
- 570888246
- Founded
- 1989
- Annual revenue
- $264,474
- Headquarters
- West Columbia, SC
- Website
- www.keepthemidlandsbeautiful.org
- Focus
- Environmental Beautification
- State
- South Carolina
Nearby organizations
- Sustain South Carolina Intersection Commerce And Conservation3 miles away
- South Carolina Rural Water Association4 miles away
- River Alliance4 miles away
- Water Environment Association Of South Carolina9 miles away
- South Carolina Wildlife Partnership31 miles away
- South Carolina Waterfowl Association37 miles away
Others working on Environmental Beautification
- Accounting For Sustainability Foundation Us IncEl Segundo, CA
- Airport Foundation MspSt Paul, MN
- Alabama State Parks FoundationMontgomery, AL
- Alaskans For Litter Prevention And Recycling IncAnchorage, AK
- Allegheny Goatscape IncPittsburgh, PA
- Alliance For Cape Fear TreesWilmington, NC
Also in South Carolina
- Aiken Land ConservancyAiken, SC
- American Shore And Beach Preservation AssociationBeaufort, SC
- Apparent WindsMount Pleasant, SC
- Asia Wild IncCharleston, SC
- Beaufort County Open Land Trust IncBeaufort, SC
- Beautiful Places AllianceColumbia, SC
- Brookgreen GardensPawleys Isl, SC
- Carolina Recycling AssociationGreenville, SC
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