Keep Sugar Land Beautiful Inc Keep Sugar Land Beautiful

“Expenses advertising and promotion 3,055 office 1,087 information technology 1,560 conferences/meetings 40 insurance 1,624 awards/fees 55 cellular reimbursement 1,600 credit card/gateway fees 220 dues/memberships 450 education 1,032 mileage 3,000 outreach 6,690 trees across sugar land 308 texas trashoff 1,977 reduce reuse recycle/rock 2,917 youth advisory board 122 recycle for reuse 122 adopt-a-spot 1,316 grants 3,484 total 30,659”

“Equipment & depreciable assets 7,088 7,088 less accumulated depreciation 7,088 7,088 sporting clay-prepaids 1,000 1,000 total 1,000 1,000”

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

“Don't mess w/texas trashoff: citywide litter cleanup. Kslb's contribution to nationwide, great american cleanup and statewide, don't mess with texas trash off 383 volunteers; 1,284 volunteer hours; 21 cleanup sites; 2,049 pounds of trash collected in-kind donations: 6,901.”

“Adopt-a-spot kslb/city program administered by kslb. Organizations/individuals adopt a designated area within the city of sugar land for the purpose of litter abatement. Participants must clean-up their spot at least four times per year. Program focuses on areas not covered under the state's adopt-a- highway program. 15 spots adopted representing 301 acres of parks. 247 volunteers; 442 volunteer hours; cleanups: 50 trash collected, 2,200 lbs”

“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 300 five gallon native hardwoods in sugar land memorial park. 180 volunteers; 673 volunteer hours. In-kind donations: 1,160. In-kind grant: 5,000.”

“Recycle for reuse: kslb spearheaded the collection event to collect gently used items for re- use by fbisd teachers and the fort bend women's center and to give certificates for 10 free boxes of secure paper shgredding/recycling. Collected for re-use fbisd teacher resources: 3,592+; fb women's center: one 17 foot box truck of household items. 24 volunteers; 96 volunteer hours; 115 households. In-kind donations: 1,067. Reduce, reuse, recycle & rock kslb in partnership with city of sugar land and town square hosted earth day celebration that included entertainment, 33 interactive educational booths, cell phone recycling, and complimentary paper shredding and recycling. Paper shredded & recycled: 19,600 lbs; 275 cars dropped off paper; phones: 25. 172 volunteers; 946 volunteer hours; 5,000 attendees in-kind donations: 20,252. Speakers bureau kslb provides environmental education presentations for youth and adults. 25 events; 28 volunteers; 53 volunteer hours; 617 youth; 173 adults. Sl texas stream team monitoring: kslb/city partnership to monitor the qualify of local bodies of water. 3 volunteers; 72 volunteer hours. Youth advisory board educational outreach: kslb developed this board to engage and mentor high achieving students with a passion for making a difference in our community and the environment. 13 volunteers; 690 volunteer hours. In-kind donations: 128. Giving spirits concert series educational outreach 1 volunteers; 1 hours environmental extravaganza shows administered environmental educational shows on recycling/waste reduction/reuse, water conservation/clean water, and litter prevention for grades 3 through 5 at eight schools. 10 events; attendees: 3,334 students; 164 teachers; 3 volunteers; 9 volunteer hours. Going green together totes kslb developed this educational program to provide environmental educational books, games, and activities that students may take home to learn with their families. These will be donated to local schools and students will borrow them from their classroom teacher. 3 volunteers; 18 volunteer hours; in-kind donations: 125. Recycle a cell phone/recycle for sight 4 volunteers; 13 volunteer hours; collected/recycled 49 phones, 77 eyeglasses/cases. Pollinator garden party kslb developed this program to replant and establish an educational native pollinator garden in brazos river park and to replace pollinator plants in sugar land memorial park that were destroyed due to hurricane harvey. 50 volunteers; 105 volunteer hours. Live it...love it...reuse it...recycle it educational outreach program to educate youth and adults demonstrating what items may be made from recycled materials. Closing the loop and educating youth and adults on the recycling process from curb to new product. In- kind donations: 210.”