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Improving your community Since 2006, PalmettoPride has assisted 764,923 volunteers in removing over 90 million pounds of litter from South Carolina communities and roadways. South Carolina’s roadways and communities. That…
Improving your community Since 2006, PalmettoPride has assisted 764,923 volunteers in removing over 90 million pounds of litter from South Carolina communities and roadways. South Carolina’s roadways and communities. That…
35+ years of keeping South Carolina beautiful Since 1987, Adopt-A-Highway volunteers have been cleaning up litter along South Carolina highways. The SCDOT coordinated the Adopt-A-Highway program until 2012 when it…
Nothing “butt” litter Through our partnership with Keep America Beautiful, South Carolinians have an opportunity to participate in the nation’s largest program aimed at reducing cigarette litter. Community members can start making a…
Team up to clean up PalmettoPride Clean Teams gives citizens a simple framework to facilitate their participation. We need your help to engage neighbors, family and friends to adopt a…
Your resource for CPTED training Our physical surroundings provide psychological cues informing us whether a space is safe for our intended activity. We subconsciously learn to recognize and avoid unsafe…
Art inspiring action Beautification is a tactic of litter prevention and art can change a community in a positive way. Dating back to 2013, PalmettoPride first began its…
What is it? Every spring, PalmettoPride and Keep South Carolina Beautiful coordinate the Great South Carolina Cleanup, a volunteer litter pickup program. When is it? Annually, first day of spring to the first day…
Help us move toward a more beautiful South Carolina Want to help your community become more beautiful, but unsure how to move forward? Creating a local Keep America Beautiful affiliate gives…
Teaching South Carolina youth to take pride since 2002 Louie the Lion is PalmettoPride’s mascot serving as an ambassador to children of all ages. As the King of Litter…
Closing the loop Monofilament is single strand fishing line and is typically a strong flexible clear plastic that is tinted blue, pink or green. Discarded monofilament is harmful to wildlife and a…