Keep Indianapolis Beautiful

The Keep Indianapolis Beautiful headquarters here are a green building, focusing on the cleanup of former industrial pollution at site; using and collecting rainwater; preferring recycled materials; having a plant-topped roof; and so on. Keep Indianapolis Beautiful picks up a lot of litter and garbage in the city; plants a lot of trees; and works to stop destructively invasive plant and insect species. Most of the photos below are from the 2023 Appreciation Event, held on a muggy August day with temperatures in the mid 90°s F.

You DID NOT keep Indianapolis beautiful. You planted trees next to potholes. The trees look tacky. I invested my own money to remove trees that the city of Indianapolis did not maintain. Your response is to plant more trees that the city of Indianapolis will not maintain. The neighborhood now looks cluttered. The city of Indianapolis should use taxpayer money to fix the streets and side walks. NOT PLANT TREES!

I can't say enough about this fantastic organization. They've beautified our city for decades, along w picking up trash and planting trees as a nonprofit they rely on donations and volunteer help. I'm happy to contribute in both ways and hope you will too! I'm an Ambassador for KIB, so I'm dedicated to performing a number of projects for them throughout the year. I also am and adopt a block captain and work with our neighbors to keep our streets clean. KIB rocks ❤

Big fan of KIB. They have a great team who sincerely care about our city and our neighborhoods. If you're interested in learning more about how to get involved with our neighborhoods in a greener way, reach out to them! PS. beautiful space. Welcoming 🙂

KIBI is great for The city of Indianapolis. They are very active in helping to keep the city clean and by helping to beautify the city. The have several projects each year that help lots of neighborhoods. They also have an adopt a block program that they will provide you several free tools to help you keep you neighborhood clean.

Keep up the phenomenal job! Maybe you can convince stores like Lowes, Target, Home Depot, and strip malls to add trees to their vast parking lots. They add so much beauty in addition to the nutrients they add to the air we breathe. (Plus, I've noticed I'm not the only one searching for shade to park in.) I forgot to add that I can't wait until the trees along Michigan are tall enough to provide much needed shade along that route! Thank you so much for planting them!

I help with trio ministries and I'm working with this place to try to get a dumpster or something but these are very nice people they seem to be doing a noble thing as well thank you very much they reached out to me in an effort to clean up the river area hopefully I will be working with them in the future to do so as I am doing it by myself right now but to help with trio ministries.