Keep Newnan Beautiful (KNB), a local Georgia initiative focused on fostering an environmentally responsible community, has recently been honored with the prestigious Governor’s Circle Award. This accolade was handed out by the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation (KGBF), recognizing KNB for its exceptional efforts in enhancing community engagement through litter prevention, meticulous waste management, and the promotion of greener public spaces.
Under the stewardship of Director Page Beckwith, KNB has demonstrated a commitment to quality measures in environmental stewardship—consistent with the exemplary standards set by Keep America Beautiful, the vanguard national nonprofit that extends its sustainability ethos to local programs across the country. KNB's dedication has not gone unnoticed, as it maintains its status as a certified affiliate in good standing, staying active in the KGBF network, which is a testament to its operational efficacy and resolve toward environmental betterment.
Community support plays a pivotal role in the success of initiatives like KNB, starting from local government cheerleaders such as Mayor Brady, who lauded the organization's achievements. According to an announcement published by the City of Newnan, Mayor Brady applauded the efforts of Beckwith and KNB, saying, "The Governor’s Circle Award is a testament to Keep Newnan Beautiful’s success. We are grateful for Page Beckwith and the hard work and dedication she brings to this program. And we are also thankful for the board members and volunteers who help create a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable place to live."
