We believe in the shared responsibility to build and maintain clean, green, healthy and beautiful spaces for our families and generations to come. This is why we do what we do, and why we invite committed people like you to participate in our activities and support our programs.
There are many ways to support Keep Loudoun Beautiful! If you are interested in volunteering in Northern Virginia, look no further! We organize events spring (late March-May) and fall (August-October) that support environmental conservation in Loudoun County. Are you looking to donate to a Loudoun County Nonprofit? You can contribute here!
Our Mission:
Keep Loudoun Beautiful is a local nonprofit headquartered in Loudoun County, Virginia. Our mission is to maintain a safe, clean, and healthy environment in Loudoun through educational outreach, litter prevention, and cleanups. Our efforts include:
- Encouraging and educating citizens to keep Loudoun beautiful
- Promoting public awareness of environmental challenges and common-sense solutions, like Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling
- Improving county trash disposal and eliminating illegal dumping
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN:
Annual KLB Fall Trash Bash clean up around the Cascades area and Sugarland Run floodplain.
When: Sunday October 20th, 2024 starting at 12:30 pm.
Where: We’ll be meeting at the Quarterpath Trace Community Center, at 20430 Quarterpath Trace Circle, Sterling, which is at the intersection of Algonkian Pkwy and Quarterpath Trace Circle. Restrooms will be available at the Quarterpath Trace Community Center.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080D4DA4A82DA7FB6-51314800-annual#/
We require registration for everyone who’d like to participate. We are trying to assign areas beforehand to be more prepared and help things move smoother.
Annual Canoe cleanup results:
Thank you to Pack rat hauling of Leesburg for your donation of 2 dumpsters for our canoe cleanup. And covering the costs of the dumping.
Thank you to Gainesville VA Recycling for covering the costs of all the tires we collected on our canoe cleanup.
Thank you, everyone, for coming out Sunday August 18th and making the canoe cleanup a success!
The Potomac River was a bit murky with the recent rains, but with your help, we pulled out 34 tires, six 55-gal plastic drums, 2 lawnmowers, 2 plastic lawn chairs, 1 traffic barrel, 1 inflatable raft, one 5-gal plastic portable gas can, 1 recycling toter, 1 metal lid for a BBQ grill, a portion of a plastic backyard playground set, and 5 bags of trash. We couldn’t have done it without you!
A big shout-out to Mike Dudash, our river guide and canoe outfitter; Riverside on the Potomac, for allowing us to use their boat ramp.
As Mike Dudash says, it takes a village. And thank you all for participating in the cause.
I hope to see you all again at next year’s canoe cleanup!
Green Tips for everyday life
Loudoun County’s beauty is not simply in the eye of the beholder…It’s in our hands as well. Here you will find simple ideas you can adopt that will help you to reduce your ecological footprint everyday.