Keep Sugar Land Beautiful Inc Keep Sugar Land Beautiful

“Expenses office 1,124 insurance 2,180 bank charges 34 dues & subscriptions 1,025 event supplies 4,857 irs penalties 24,296 meals 207 payroll processing fees 626 program expenses 5,511 shipping/freight/delivery 210 shredding services 1,600 telephone & internet 1,114 total 42,784”

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

“Deferred revenue 5,150 0 payroll 1,161 1,556”

“Trees across sugar land ksbl event held in partnership with the city to reforest and incrase the tree canopy in sugar land. Kslb used grant for trees and recruited volunteers to plant and mulch 250 five gallon native hardwoods in sugar land memorial park. - 133 volunteers and approximately 394 volunteer hours”

“Don't mess with texas trash off citywide litter removal event. Kslb's contribution to nationwide great american cleanup and statewide, don't mess with texas trash off - 223 volunteers and approximately 972 volunteer hours at 18 different sites - picked up approximately 3,505 lbs”

“Trash & recycling shows partnered with the city of sugar land to provide environmental educational shows on recycling/waste reduction/reuse, conservation and litter prevention for grades 1 through 3 at nine schools and four free public shows. - 9 school events with 2,873 attendees (2,734 students & 139 teachers) - 4 public events with 332 attendees (231 youth & 101 adults) - 15 volunteers and approximately 30 volunteer hours”

“Adopt-a-spot 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. The program focuses on areas not covered under the state's adopt-a-highway program. 12 spots adopted representing 581 acres of parks. - 385 volunteers and approximately 660 volunteer hours - trash collected: 2,120 lbs. Recycle for reuse with paper shredding event collection event to collect gently used items for reuse by fbisd teachers and the fort bend county women's center and to provide secure paper shredding/recycling for residents (collected 2,984 lbs.) - 835 books, 250 games, and 85 boxes of resources - one 17-foot box truck of household items - 23 volunteers and approximately 102 volunteer hours speaker's bureau environmental educational presentations for youth and adults - 50 volunteers and approximately 134 volunteer hours; - 13 events; 975 attendees (716 youth & 259 adults) pollinator garden parties replant and establish an educational native pollinator garden in brazos river park and to replace pollinator plants in sugar land memorial park. - 2 events; 100 volunteers and approximately 304 volunteer hours - planted 100 lbs. Native pollinator seed & 100 five-gallon pollinator plants reduce reuse recycle & rock in partnership with the city of sugar land and town square, hosted this earth day celebration that included 4 live shows and 38 interactive educational exhibits/activities. - 92 volunteers and approximately 736 volunteer hours - estimated 1,500 attendees storm drain marking awareness to mark storm drains to designate only rainwater should go into drains. - 33 volunteers and approximately 73 volunteer hours - 370 drains marked through four events paper shredding event provide free residential secure paper shredding. - 9 volunteers and approximately 37 volunteer hours - collected/shredded/recycled approximately 27,675 lbs. Of paper giving spirits concert series educational outreach - 2 volunteers and approximately 6 volunteer hours youth advisory board educational outreach program to engage and mentor high achieving students with a passion for making a difference in our community and the environment. - 10 volunteers and approximately 160 volunteer hours live itlove itreuse itrecycle 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 curbside to new product with examples of reusable items to replace single use.”