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Community News and Resources October 2026
A monthly publication funded by the PA Department of Environmental Protection 

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River Roads Community Cleanup at Riverfront Park, Montgomery County.

Join Us for Pick Up Pennsylvania!

Make a difference in your community while helping protect Pennsylvania’s streams, rivers, lakes, and waterways. Pick Up Pennsylvania runs through November 30, giving volunteers across the state the opportunity to support the International Coastal Cleanup effort by removing litter before it makes its way to storm drains and local waterways.

Whether you participate as an individual, family, community group, or organization, every bag of litter collected helps keep trash out of our water, protects wildlife, improves local environments, and creates cleaner, safer spaces for everyone to enjoy. From neighborhood streets and parks to streambanks and trails, every cleanup makes a lasting impact.

Register today to receive free cleanup supplies provided with support from the PA Department of Environmental Protection, PA Department of Transportation, and Ocean Conservancy, available while supplies last.

 

 

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2025 Annual Conference attendees. 

2026 Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Annual Conference

 

The Countdown Is On - Just 8 Days Until the Conference!

October 14–15, 2026
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading!

Whether you're a community leader, volunteer, educator, municipal official, business partner, or environmental advocate, this conference is designed for you!

Join peers from across Pennsylvania to exchange ideas, explore proven solutions, celebrate community successes, and develop partnerships that drive meaningful local impact.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and return home with actionable strategies for your community. Register now to secure your spot!

 

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Bethany Ayers-Fisher, Sustainability Manager, City of Reading; Tanya Melendez, President, Keep Reading Beautiful, and Valeri Harteg, Director of Community Impact & Operations, The Wyomissing Foundation. 

SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT 
Local Stories of Sustainability

Sustainability is more than a profession, it's a personal commitment to building stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities. Join Bethany Ayers Fisher, Tanya Melendez, and Valerie Harteg as they share their unique journeys and the experiences that have inspired their work in environmental stewardship, community development, and local philanthropy.

Through stories from their careers and lives in Berks County, these three leaders will highlight how sustainability takes shape in local government, neighborhoods, nonprofit organizations, and community initiatives. Their conversation will explore the challenges, successes, and partnerships that are helping create a more sustainable future while demonstrating how individual passion can lead to meaningful community impact.

Be inspired by real-world examples of sustainability in action and discover how local leadership and community collaboration are making a difference right here in Pennsylvania.

Special thanks to our conference sponsors - 

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Support KPB on Walmart Sparks 

Remember, you can round up and direct Network for Good to support KPB every time you shop at Walmart. By selecting KPB and rounding, you’re investing in our programs that support communities across Pennsylvania, from local initiatives to statewide programs. Small change adds up!

 

 

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