Keep North Fulton Beautiful

Quick heads up, neighbors — we're closing at 1pm TODAY for Memorial Day weekend and reopening Tuesday, May 27 at 9am.

Before we head out though — big news! 🎉 We are now accepting dehumidifiers at our recycling center. If you've got one collecting dust in your basement, bring it in. They contain refrigerant so they're handled as freon items, per the EPA — drop-off fee is $30.

Same goes for window AC units, mini-fridges, and full refrigerators. If it has a compressor, we'll take it.

Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. See you Tuesday! 💚

We are officially celebrating a massive partnership with the GeorgiaTreeCouncil's ReLeaf program! This spring, we planted 761 native trees (yes, 761!) directly into the hands of our incredible community.

From White Oaks to Flowering Dogwoods, Persimmons to Black Cherries, we made six beautiful, native species ready to root. 🍃 We didn’t just meet neighbors; we launched 306 documented plantings across 49 zip codes! And we know there are many more thriving trees we didn't track.

Our spring giveaway is now closed, but KNFB's commitment to a greener, healthier North Fulton is just getting started. If you got a tree, this is your sign! Tag us in your photos—we can’t wait to see them thriving in their new homes. 📸👇

We're taking an egg-stra day off for Easter! 🐣

KNFB will be closed. Monday, April 5 — back at it Tuesday, April 6. No yolk.

We hope you spend the day soaking it all in—good food, good people, and maybe a little sunshine. And when the baskets are empty and the brunch dishes are cleared, we'd love to take those egg cartons, foil pans, and glass bottles off your hands. Come see us Tuesday and bring us your Easter leftovers.

Eat the chocolate. Recycle the rest. 🌿

Happy Easter from all of us at KNFB! 💚

The Chattahoochee River needs your help! Join Keep North Fulton Beautiful for the 16th annual ***h on Saturday, March 21, hosted by Chattahoochee Riverkeeper.

Volunteer to walk, wade, or paddle at one of over 65 cleanup sites throughout the Chattahoochee River watershed. Participation is free, but registration is required. Sign up online at sweepthehooch.org 💧