Keep Sugar Land Beautiful Inc Keep Sugar Land Beautiful

“Expenses advertising and promotion 195 office 1,145 information technology 2,540 conferences/meetings 2,890 insurance 1,545 awards/fees 49 bank charges 15 cellular reimbursement 1,400 credit card/gateway fees 305 dues/memberships 778 education 92 mileage 2,500 outreach 36 trees across sugar land 35 texas trashoff 2,425 reduce reuse recycle/rock 3,204 youth advisory board 114 planet earth cart 3,222 taxes/fees 52 sugar land halloween town 29 non-investment depreciation 40 total 22,611”

“7,088 7,088 less accumulated depreciation 6,987 7,027 sporting clays-prepaid exp 1,000 1,000 . 0 0 total 1,101 1,061”

“Deferred revenue 5,150 5,150 payroll taxes 1,161 1,161”

“Storm drain marking: kslb/city partnership to mark storm drains to educate the public that the inlets are designed to capture runoff water to prevent flooding, that the inlets flow untreated water into waterways, and that nothing should be put in storm drains (i.e. Grass clippings, paint, pesticides, etc.). 4 events; 32 volunteers; 112 volunteer hours; 246 storm drains marked; 803 door tags distributed. In kind donations: 75.”

“Trees across sugar land: kslb event held in partnership with the city to reforest and increase the tree canopy in sugar land. Kslb applied for and received foundation grant for the trees and recruited volunteers to plant and mulch 100 five gallon native hardwoods in sugar land memorial park. 140 volunteers; 348 volunteer hours. In-kind donations: 573. In-kind grant: 2,000.”

“Adopt-a-spot: city program administered by kslb; organizations/individuals adopt a designated area within the city of sugar land for the purpose of litter abatement & beautification. Participants must clean up their spot at least four times per year. The program focuses on areas not covered under the state's adopt-a-highway program. 31 spots adopted representing 301 acres of parks & 5 miles of streets; 407 volunteers; 966 volunteer hours; 106 cleanups; collected 286 (5,720 lbs) bags of trash. Sugar land's halloween town: event that offers safe, fun, and green halloween activity. Kslb hosts an environmental education game booth and provides volunteers, recycling education, and recycling containers. 14 volunteers; 75 volunteer hours; 13,000+ attendees. In-kind donations: 4,164. Recycle for reuse: kslb spearheads the collection event in partnership with the fort bend education foundation and the women's center of fort bend county to collect gently used clothing, eyeglasses, household items, building materials, furniture, books and teaching resources to donate to fbisd teachers, recycle for sight, and the women's center. Collected: for teachers - 2,000 teacher resources; recycled 32 cell phones. Recycle for sight: 87 eye glasses. Shared dreams: 422 lbs clothing. Fb women's center: one 17 foot box truck of furniture, household items, and clothing. Paper shredded & recycled: 4,600 lbs. 30 volunteers; 116 volunteer hours; 62 households dropped off items for reuse; 25 teachers. In-kind donations: 3,358. Planet earth cart: developed a mobile environmental educational resource cart valued at 3,000 per cart to donate to local elementary schools to increase student awareness & enhance environmental education. The cart is stocked with fiction and non-fiction books, games, videos, hands-on activities, & teacher resources for grades k- 5. In-kind donations: 340. Reduce, reuse, recycle & rock kslb in partnership with city of sugar land and town square hosted earth day celebration that included entertainment, 25 interactive educational booths, and complimentary paper shredding and recycling. Paper shredded & recycled: 9,200 lbs. 106 volunteers; 699 volunteer hours; 4,500 attendees in-kind donations: 10,368. Speakers bureau kslb provides environmental education presentations for youth and adults. 26 events; 21 volunteers; 43 volunteer hours; 2,029 attendees. In-kind donations: 1,764. Borrow a bin program kslb provides recycle containers for community events and offers volunteer training to ensure success. 9 events; 37,400 attendees; 29 volunteers; 132 volunteer hours. In-kind donations: 81. Water water everywhere shows administered 8 environmental educational shows on waste reduction, recycling, water conservation, clean water, and litter prevention for grades 3 through 5 at 8 schools. Attendees: 2,407 students; 121 teachers. In-kind donations: 1,238. Giving spirits educational outreach. 8 volunteers; 40 volunteer hours kslb recycles day celebration of america recycles day at whole foods dedicated to answering recycling questions and increasing awareness. Attendees were given t- shirts and puzzle pieces to make coasters, ornaments, & free reuseable tote bags were distributed. 2 volunteers; 15 volunteer hours in-kind donations: 96. Recycle bowl: recruited schools to participate in keep america beautiful recycle bowl competition and administered registration and reporting for the schools. 252 volunteers; 515 volunteer hours; 875 pounds recycled. Whole foods community giving day: educational outreach and whole foods donated 5% of their net sales for the day. 4 volunteers; 16 volunteer hours in-kind donations: 45. Sl texas stream team training: kslb/city partnership to monitor the qualify of local bodies of water. 12 events; 5 sites; 7 volunteers; 108 volunteer hours code enforcement training kslb & city partnership - training for code enforcement officers. 50 code enforcement officers attended. In-kind donations: 579. Youth advisory board educatio”