WE'VE BEEN PART OF NEW ZEALAND CULTURE FOR OVER 50 YEARS.
We mobilise over 70,000 volunteers every year - cleaning up beaches, picking up litter, removing graffiti, planting trees and much more. We also work in schools teaching our kids to be tidy Kiwis and helping to protect our beautiful country for future generations. We can't do this without your support. As almost all our work is done by volunteers, your donation can achieve a huge amount.
OUR WORK IN 2018
$1,650,297
13,837,091
927,180
674,928
51,215,472
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We’re a charitable trust dedicated to keeping our communities clean, safe and beautiful. Our campaigns ‘Be A Tidy Kiwi’ and ‘Do the Right Thing’ have been part of New Zealand culture for nearly 50 years. Our rainbow logo is as recognisably Kiwi as L&P and jandals, and still proudly worn on tee shirts today.
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LATEST NEWS
Beautiful Awards 2019 – Finalists Announced!
Congratulations to all of our 2019 Beautiful Awards Finalists! Keep New Zealand Beautiful has revealed the finalists for the 2019 Beautiful Awards. The judges were impressed with the calibre of entries and it hasn’t been easy to determine the finalists. There are six finalists across three location-based categories: Most Beautiful Small Town, Most Beautiful Large Town…
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Lucas Armstrong wins July Volunteer of the Month
Congratulations to Lucas Armstrong, our Volunteer of the Month for July. Lucas is determined to Keep New Zealand Beautiful. As a student of AGE School in Auckland, he leads by example and actively encourages his peers to take part in community clean ups. Lucas collects litter washed up at Takapuna beach near his school and…
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Wellington artist Isobel Te Aho-White unveils award-winning mural
Wellington artist Isobel Te Aho-White unveils award-winning mural Wellington artist, Isobel Te Aho-White, has unveiled her award-winning mural on the side of Newtown Mall on Riddiford Street, Wellington. Isobel was one of ten winners from across the country who took out the top prize in Keep New Zealand Beautiful’s (KNZB) Resene Nature Murals Competition 2019.…
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Yeon Seo Kim unveils award-winning mural at Kristin School, Auckland
Auckland artist, Yeon Seo Kim, has unveiled an award-winning mural on the bleachers at Kristin School in Albany, Auckland. Yeon Seo Kim was one of ten winners from across the country who took out the top prize in Keep New Zealand Beautiful’s (KNZB) Resene Nature Murals Competition 2019. The mural, titled ‘What Could Have Been’,…
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Hannah Starnes unveils award-winning mural in Nelson
Nelson artist, Hannah Starnes, has unveiled her award-winning mural on the Homes by Orange building on Queen Street in Nelson. Hannah was one of ten winners from across the country who took out the top prize in Keep New Zealand Beautiful’s (KNZB) Resene Nature Murals Competition 2019. The mural, titled ‘Small Things Matter’, highlights the…
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Daniel Anderton wins June Volunteer of the Month
Congratulations to Daniel Anderton, our Volunteer of the Month for June. Daniel is the founder of the group Down To Earth Kiwis NZ (DTEKNZ). The group have cleaned up over 50 beaches in Auckland and have plans to head to Taranaki for some clean ups in September. The group has members throughout New Zealand who…
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