Greatest American Cleanup: Statesboro

** Date change ** This event has been rescheduled to May 9 (from May 2) 

This is a community cleanup in partnership with Keep Statesboro Bulloch Beautiful (KSBB), as part of the Greatest American Cleanup. The community is invited to come out and make a visible difference for America’s 250th birthday celebration.The nationwide goal is to remove 25 billion pieces of litter from parks, waterways and public spaces by July 4, 2026.

Volunteers must pre-register and meet at the designated supply pickup/drop-off spot. Cleanup locations will be assigned upon check in.


Keep America Beautiful is a national nonprofit organization working with local affiliates, volunteers, public agencies, and corporate partners to reduce litter, increase recycling, and improve communities across the nation.  

Don’t Litter Lotts Cleanup

Jump into the creek with KSBB and Ogeechee Riverkeeper (ORK) by participating in our bi-monthly creek cleanup.

Location: 1 Max Lockwood Dr, Statesboro, GA 30458

Parking can be found at the Honey Bowen Building or along Zetterower Ave.

Register by signing the waivers.


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Don’t Litter Lotts Cleanup

Jump into the creek with KSBB and Ogeechee Riverkeeper (ORK) by participating in our bi-monthly creek cleanup.

Location: 1 Max Lockwood Dr, Statesboro, GA 30458

Parking can be found at the Honey Bowen Building or along Zetterower Ave.

Register by signing the waivers.


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This what3words address refers to a 3 metre square location. Tap the link or enter the 3 words into the free what3words app to find it.

Adopt-A-Landing

Visitors leave beer cans and half-burned trash on the banks of the Ogeechee River.

ORK is encouraging families and households to adopt a spot on the river and commit to checking it for litter regularly.

One of the busiest, and messiest, places along the river is the landing. From constructed boat ramps to informal sandy spots to put in, these are heavily trafficked areas and tend to accumulate trash.

Our goal is to have each location ‘adopted’ by a dedicated crew who will make sure the litter is collected and disposed of properly.

ORK will provide documents for volunteer hours, if needed.

Volunteers will:

  • Choose a location to adopt
  • Cleanup the location at least once per month
  • Take before and after photos

Before heading out, consider the weather and prepare appropriately. Also be advised an ORK staff member will not be in attendance. This clean-up project will be “at your own risk.”

Interested volunteers should visit the map for possible spots to adopt then contact Lauren, education and outreach coordinator.