March Newsletter

Environmental News and Event Updates

Great American Cleanup-March 29th

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN for our 2025 Great American Cleanup! Shout out to our Title Sponsor from Florida Power & Light. Click here to join the largest community-wide cleanup! Additional sites may be added. Email Sarah@klcb.org with questions.

Ambassador Training-March 5th

Join our Education Specialist in the KLCB office at 11am on Wednesday, March 5th to learn how you can make a difference in our community. For more details and to RSVP, email Jenn@klcb.org.

Art Contest Winners

Announcing the top student winners of the 2025 "Leave The Scene Clean" Art Contest! The illustrations will be enlarged and appear on the side of a Lee County Waste Pro truck and printed on reusable tote bags which will be available in the Fall. The four overall winning students were: Grade K-3 winner Daniela Rodriguez Rodriguez from Mirror Lakes Elementary; Grade 4-6 winner Cathy Cheribin from Three Oaks Middle; Grade 7-9 winner Alejandra Alfonso Sanchez from Mariner Middle; Grade 10-12 winner Mia De La Cruz Matos from North Fort Myers High School. Thank you to all the teachers, parents, and students who participated!

36th Anniversary!

We proudly celebrated our 36 years of making a difference in our community! To honor this milestone, we invite you to support our mission with a donation that's meaningful to you-whether it's $36 in recognition of every year we've served, a dollar for every hour you've volunteered, or any amount that reflects your commitment. No matter the amount, 100% of any donation goes directly to programs that clean up and beautify our neighborhoods and educate our community. Join us in making a lasting difference! Click here to donate today!


Global Youth Service Day-April 26th

Celebrating the youth changing the world, it's Global Youth Service Day! GYSD is the longest-running annual youth participation event in the world and the only one that asks youth to work together for the common good while also recognizing the impact youth make on their communities every day of the year. Join us on April 26th at Sands Park. Click here to register. We are seeking a shirt and lunch sponsor. Email Jenn@klcb.org for more information or with any questions.

Keep it Clean. Keep it Green.

Join the movement to "Keep it Clean. Keep it Green." Cape Coral's Adopt-A-Road program needs you! Volunteer groups make a huge difference by committing to keep our roads clean for two years. Click here to get involved today and help Keep Lee County Beautiful! Email Jenn@klcb.org with questions.

Take & Teach Program

Explore our "Take & Teach" program-a complimentary resource that equips educators with pre-designed, eco-themed lesson plans. This initiative is a fantastic way to spark environmental stewardship in students. For additional details, email Jenn@klcb.org.

GO GREEN Golf Tournament-October 17th

Mark your calendars! The annual GO GREEN Golf Fundraiser to benefit Keep Lee County Beautiful will be held on Friday, October 17th at the Plantation Golf & Country Club in Fort Myers.


We are seeking donations for our raffle and silent/live auction. Email Trish@klcb.org if you or your business are able to give. Click here for additional information and how you can become a sponsor.

Hazardous Waste Collection Events

Lee County Solid Waste will be holding Household Chemical Waste collection events on the following date:


March 5th: 9am-1pm-Sanibel Library



Visit the Lee County Solid Waste webpage for details and a list of items that are accepted.

Event Updates

Tunaskin Fort Myers Beach Cleanup

It was the biggest turnout yet for the 10th annual Tunaskin Beach Keepers Club cleanup on Fort Myers Beach. Over 400 volunteers removed nearly three tons of garbage and debris. We are deeply grateful to Tunaskin for their ongoing support. A huge thank you to all who played a part!

Top Golf Fundraiser

Our Golfing "FORE" Keep Lee County Beautiful, presented by Beach Talk Radio was a fantastic time! Thank you to everyone who came out to support and to our amazing sponsors from Christopher Alan Homes, LMCU, Famular LLC, Island PhysicalFit, Tunaskin, and Waste Pro.

Homeschool Heroes

Check out the Homeschool Heroes who participated in our free educational series by our Education Specialist. Email Jenn@klcb.org to find out more about our environmental education programs.

Keep Lee County Beautiful, Inc., established in 1989, is the county’s largest volunteer-based community action and education organization. This local nonprofit forms public-private partnerships and programs that engage individuals to take greater responsibility for improving their community environments.

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