2018 Vision for America Award Journal by Keep America Beautiful

YEARS OF KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL

WELCOME TO THE 33RD ANNUAL VISION FOR AMERICA AWARD DINNER Wednesday, October 10, 2018 The Grand Hyatt New York WELCOME REMARKS Helen Lowman President & CEO Keep America Beautiful DINNER 65TH ANNIVERSARY Helen Lowman Greg Jozwiak Corporate Vice President, Integrated Supply Chain The Dow Chemical Company AWARD PRESENTATION Monique Oxender Chief Sustainability Officer Keurig Dr Pepper Chair, Keep America Beautiful Board of Directors Vision for America Award to Owens-Illinois Andres Lopez CEO Owens-Illinois CLOSING REMARKS Helen Lowman

CELEBRATING YEARS

Keep America Beautiful & Its Partnership with Owens-Illinois

DEAR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS, It is truly our privilege to honor Owens-Illinois (O-I) and their CEO Andres Lopez as the recipient of the 2018 Vision for America Award. Since 1986, Keep America Beautiful has presented the Vision for America Award annually to a corporation whose commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainability has significantly enhanced civic, environmental and social stewardship. O-I embodies this commitment in a significant and meaningful way. • O-I is the first food and beverage packaging company to achieve a gold rating in material health on the Cradle to Cradle Product Scorecard. • Nearly 90 percent of O-I's glass operations were certified across product categories and for certain container colors in the beer, non-alcoholic beverage (NAB), spirit, wine and food markets. The certification is based on five categories: material health, material reutilization, water stewardship, renewable energy use, and social fairness. • O-I increased the amount of post-consumer recycled glass to as much as 65 percent in some of its manufacturing operations - O-I is the largest buyer of post-consumer recycled glass. • O-I led the development of the industry's U.S. trade association, Glass Packaging Institute (GPI), and is a founding member of the Glass Recycling Coalition (GRC). • O-I is also one of the founding members of Keep America Beautiful, which was established in 1953. We can’t think of a better honoree for our 65th anniversary year. As an example of its stewardship, simply accepting this award wasn’t enough for Andres and O-I. Once we informed the company that they would be honored in this way, O-I wanted to know what more they could do. Keep America Beautiful and O-I set up a “listening tour” in several bases of O-I operations in California, Virginia, Ohio and Texas. We heard from O-I staff and community members to learn how they could continue to lead in sustainability and corporate responsibility. Feedback from the organization was strong, supportive and is leading to even further stewardship innovation. We applaud Andres and the more than 26,500 employees of O-I, your partners and vendors. Thank you for your support and partnership with Keep America Beautiful. We look forward to working with you for another 65 years to #DoBeautifulThings. Sincerely,

Helen Lowman Howard Ungerleider President & CEO Chief Financial Officer Keep America Beautiful DowDuPont Honorary Chair, Vision for America Award Dinner

2018 Vision for America Honors Owens-Illinois As the makers of glass containers, the world’s most natural and sustainable package, Owens-Illinois (O-I) has been committed to sustainability throughout its more than 100-year history. Founded by Michael J. Owens, inventor of the automatic bottle-making machine, O-I has a global footprint including 78 manufacturing plants in 23 countries. The company serves some of the world’s most loved food and beverage companies.

O-I’s passion for glass is shared by customers and consumers alike. Customers rely on glass’ beauty, quality and premium nature to help build and differentiate their brands. And consumers, increasingly focused on health and sustainability, love the pure, healthy attributes of glass packaging. They love that glass is made with three natural ingredients – sand, soda ash and limestone and that it’s reusable as well as endlessly recyclable. In fact, O-I is able to incorporate recycled glass, referred to as cullet, in making new products. Every 10 percent of cullet used in O-I’s production can cut carbon emissions by 5 percent and reduce energy use by 3 percent. Glass recycling and reuse contribute significantly to reducing glass packaging’s carbon footprint. Across the company, O-I is dedicated to reducing its overall impact on the planet through its products and processes. This includes keeping a low carbon footprint through efforts like supplying sand, the most significant raw material in the glass-making process, locally and by being close to customers and suppliers, the majority of which are within 300 miles of O-I’s plants.

“Glass is safe for repeated food contact and endlessly recyclable. It’s virtually impermeable to oxygen so it protects the freshness and taste of consumers’ favorite food and beverage brands.”

- Jim Nordmeyer, O-I Vice President of Global Sustainability

Additionally, O-I is investing in R&D, technology and innovation. O-I’s most recent innovation is the development of its new O-I: EXPRESSIONS line, allowing brands to personalize and customize glass packaging through digital printing using organic inks and less energy than screen printing. This year, O-I was named the first food and beverage packaging company to receive goldlevel certification on the Cradle to Cradle Product Scorecard for material health. Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute’s certification is based on five categories: material health, material re-utilization, renewable energy and carbon management, water stewardship, and social fairness. Nearly 90 percent of the company’s glass operations were certified across product categories and for certain container colors in the beer, non-alcoholic beverage, spirit, wine, and food markets. Another move worth celebrating, is the partnership between O-I and The Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative to re-introduce the returnable, refillable bottle. The bottle, made mostly from recycled O-I glass, is designed to be separated from the traditional bottle deposit system so that it can be reused. This system will result in significant savings in energy use and water needed to manufacture new bottles. And finally, Keep America Beautiful recognizes O-I’s efforts in the development of the industry's U.S. trade association, the Glass Packaging Institute (GPI) and for serving as a founding member of the Glass Recycling Coalition (GRC). And, of course, O-I is one of the founders of Keep America Beautiful, partnering with us on litter prevention and recycling initiatives. O-I also helps fund local programs that encourage community members to collect glass and return it to glass recovery centers. Congratulations O-I! Keep America Beautiful applauds your efforts in sustainability.

ABOUT THE VISION FOR AMERICA AWARD For more than 30 years, Keep America Beautiful has presented its prestigious Vision for America Award to distinguished leaders of corporations that have demonstrated their personal and corporate commitment to enhance social, environmental and economic sustainability initiatives in communities across the country. PAST RECIPIENTS OF THE VISION FOR AMERICA AWARD 2017 Delta Air Lines, Inc. Glen W. Hauenstein President

2008 Illinois Tool Works Inc. David B. Speer Chairman & CEO

2000 BP Sir John Browne Group Chief Executive

2016 Honeywell David M. Cote Chairman and CEO

2007 UPS Michael L. Eskew Chairman & CEO

1999 McDonald's Corporation Jack M. Greenberg Chairman & CEO

2015 Caterpillar Inc. Doug Oberhelman Chairman & CEO

2006 PepsiCo, Inc. Steven S Reinemund Chairman

2014 Dell Inc. Michael S. Dell Chairman and CEO

2005 Koch Industries, Inc. David H. Koch Executive Vice President

1998 Ford Motor Company Alex Trotman Chairman, President & CEO

2013 Wrigley Martin Radvan President

2004 Waste Management A. Maurice Myers Chairman

2012 Xerox Corporation Ursula M. Burns Chairman & CEO

2003 Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. August A. Busch III Chairman of the Board

2011 Altria Group, Inc. Michael E. Szymanczyk Chairman and CEO 2010 NestlĂŠ Waters North America Kim Jeffery President & CEO 2009 Novelis Inc. Philip Martens President & CEO

2002 3M W. James McNerney, Jr. Chairman & CEO 2001 AT&T C. Michael Armstrong Chairman & CEO

1997 Home Depot, Inc. Bernard Marcus Chairman 1996 Browning-Ferris Industries, Inc. William D. Ruckelshaus Chairman 1995 The Dow Chemical Company Frank P. Popoff Chairman & CEO 1994 Lever Brothers Company Charles B. Strauss President & CEO 1993 Georgia-Pacific Corporation T. Marshall Hahn, Jr. Chairman

1992 Kmart Corporation Joseph E. Antonini Chairman, President & CEO 1991 DuPont Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. Chairman & CEO 1990 The Procter & Gamble Company Edwin L. Artzt Chairman & CEO 1989 The Kroger Company Lyle Everingham Chairman & CEO 1988 Philip Morris Companies, Inc. Hamish Maxwell Chairman & CEO 1987 The Southland Corporation Jere W. Thompson President & CEO 1986 The Coca-Cola Company Donald R. Keough President

SPONSORS AND CONTRIBUTORS VISIONARY SPONSOR

BENEFACTOR SPONSORS

PATRON SPONSORS

COCKTAIL RECEPTION

DESSERT SPONSORS

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS PolyOne Corporation Trinseo LLC CONTRIBUTORS American Chemistry Council Beer Institute Boylan Bottling Company Campbell Soup Company The CauseWay Agency Constellation Energy Group

Egon Zehnder Glass Packaging Institute Kim Jeffery McCormick & Company Pfizer Pernod Ricard Rauxa

Solvay S.A. Tata Chemicals TOMRA Waste Management Williams Jones Investment Management *As of Sept. 28, 2018

ABOUT KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL Keep America Beautiful, the nation’s iconic community improvement nonprofit organization, inspires and educates people to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environment. Celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2018, Keep America Beautiful strives to end littering, improve recycling and beautify America’s communities. We believe everyone has a right to live in a clean, green and beautiful community, and shares a responsibility to contribute to that vision. Behavior change – steeped in education, research and behavioral science – is the cornerstone of Keep America Beautiful. We empower generations of community stewards with volunteer programs, hands-on experiences, curricula, practical advice and other resources to deliver measurable environmental, economic and social benefits. The organization is driven by more than 600 state and local Affiliates, millions of volunteers, and the support of corporate partners, social and civic service organizations, academia, municipalities and government officials. Our partners contribute more than financial support — they contribute ideas, in-kind support, and the time and power of volunteers — all to help us enable communities to become stronger and more resilient. Keep America Beautiful brings people together to transform public spaces into beautiful places and drive collective action that champions environmentally healthy, socially connected, and economically sound communities. Learn more, donate and take action at kab.org.

SIGNATURE PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES Great American Cleanup Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2018, Keep America Beautiful’s Great American Cleanup is the nation’s largest community improvement program, engaging more than 3.4 million volunteers and participants every year to create positive change and lasting impact in local communities. America Recycles Day America Recycles Day, a Keep America Beautiful national initiative, is the only nationally-recognized day dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the U.S. Each year, on and in the weeks leading into Nov. 15, thousands of communities across the country take action to promote environmental citizenship, waste reduction and recycling. Recycle-Bowl Recycle-Bowl is Keep America Beautiful’s fun and exciting national K-12 recycling competition for students, staff and administration. The competition to see which schools collect the most recyclables runs for four weeks each fall, culminating on America Recycles Day. Public Space Recycling Keep America Beautiful seeks to improve the effectiveness of public space recycling through research we conduct about what motivates recycling behavior as well as by sharing best practices in implementing public space recycling programs. We also work with corporate partners through competitive grant programs to place recycling bins in public spaces in a variety of venues throughout the country. Community Impact Grants With the support of corporate sponsors, Keep America Beautiful distributes a variety of merit-based grants to enable our Affiliates and other partner organizations to launch or enhance beautification, recycling, education and other grassroots community improvement initiatives.

Employee Engagement Keep America Beautiful helps our partners strengthen the connection between their employees and the communities they serve through our corporate employee engagement services, designed to cater to a company’s needs and their employees’ interests. Keep America Beautiful manages all aspects of event planning, logistics and execution to ensure a meaningful and memorable experience for all involved. Cigarette Litter Prevention Program The Cigarette Litter Prevention Program is the nation’s largest program aimed at eliminating cigarette litter. Since its establishment over 16 years ago, the Cigarette Litter Prevention Program has consistently cut cigarette butt litter by an average of approximately 50 percent in targeted areas. Youth Education Keep America Beautiful’s educational resources for youth and educators from pre-kindergarten through college — designed using our field-tested, proven Behavior Change System — provide activities and tools to teach the fundamentals of litter prevention; preserving our resources; responsible solid waste management; and how to reduce, reuse, repurpose and recycle. Community Restoration and Resiliency Fund Motivated by the need caused by the devastation from the 2017 hurricane season, Keep America Beautiful launched the Community Restoration and Resiliency Fund. The fund helps communities restore and enhance their vital public spaces, returning them to the cherished community resource that connect people, strengthen communities, and prepare them for a more resilient future. Individuals and businesses can donate at act.kab.org/KABfund. National Planting Day National Planting Day, a fall initiative of the Great American Cleanup, mobilizes citizens and organizations across the country to implement native species planting projects in public spaces.

For more information, visit kab.org.

65 YEARS of Improving Communities Keep America Beautiful forms when a group of corporate and civic leaders meet in New York City to bring the public and private sectors together to develop and promote a national cleanliness ethic.

The first public service announcement (PSA) on litter prevention appears.

1953

1956

Susan Spotless appears in a series of PSAs that remind us that “every litter bit hurts.”

Canine TV star Lassie, with Lady Bird Johnson, appears as mascot for KAB anti-littering campaign.

1964

1967

GREAT AMERICAN CLEANUP

Developed after the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, Liberty Gardens inspired special places of natural beauty and honor across America.

Take Action, an educational program to help get teens involved in their communities, launches.

2002

2001

Brad Hauter’s 5,551mile Mow Across America highlights Great American Cleanup.

2003

Transitioning from the GLAD Bag-A-Thon, KAB launches the Great American Cleanup.

1999

“Back By Popular Neglect” PSA brings Iron Eyes Cody campaign back into the nation’s eco-consciousness.

KAB, in partnership with the U.S. EPA, creates “Close the Loop, Buy Recycled.”

1998

1995

The Cigarette Litter Prevention Program launches to address the nation’s most littered product.

A new animated PSA series featuring KAB MAN introduces KAB to a contemporary audience.

2005

2007

KAB takes the helm of America Recycles Day (Nov. 15), dedicated to promoting recycling in the U.S.

2010

Georgia Clean & Beautiful becomes first Keep America Beautiful statewide program. TV star David Janssen places litter into the Owens-Illinois Forest Products Division’s litter box at the Bob Hope Desert Classic.

“The Crying Indian” PSA first aired on Earth Day in 1971.

1968

1971

A baby surrounded by trash is the image used for KAB’s “For Future Generations” PSA.

1993

KAB presents the first Vision for America Award to The CocaCola Company.

1986

The “Captain Cleanup” cartoon hits the scene to rid the country of litter.

Introduction of the Clean Community System, precursor of the Keep America Beautiful System.

1973

1976

KAB and GLAD launch the GLAD Bag-a-Thon program, precursor to the Great American Cleanup.

1985

KAB issues the first National Environmental Stamp, featuring a painting of Iron Eyes Cody by Bob Timberlake.

Waste in Place, Keep America Beautiful’s first teacher curriculum supplement, is launched.

1982

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KAB launches In partnership with Recycle-Bowl, the the USDA’s People’s national recycling Garden initiative, KAB competition for K-12 launches National students. Planting Day.

2011

2012

1978

The Ad Council and KAB introduce “I Want To Be Recycled,” the PSA designed to motivate Americans to recycle right.

Bud Light and Keep America Beautiful teamed up to “Do Good. Have Fun.” with community improvement projects in more than 50 communities.

2013

2014

Keep America Beautiful honors Owens-Illinois with its 33rd annual Vision for America Award, honoring one of KAB’s founding corporate partners.

2018

KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PARTNERS Keep America Beautiful gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations and individuals that generously contributed to us in the past year.* $1 MILLION AND ABOVE Altria Group, Inc. Lowe's Companies, Inc. $500,000 TO $999,999 Keurig Dr Pepper $250,000 TO $499,999 Anheuser-Busch The Coca-Cola Company DowDuPont Mars Wrigley Confectionery and Wrigley Company Foundation Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company $100,000 TO $249,999 American Chemistry Council Dart Container Corporation Jameson Irish Whiskey Owens-Illinois, Inc. and O-I Charities PepsiCo, Inc. Pernod Ricard The UPS Foundation Waste Management $25,000 TO $99,999 Carton Council The Clorox Company Dr. Scholl Foundation Ernst & Young LLP Foodservice Packaging Institute, Inc. International Bottled Water Association McDonald's USA, LLC McKinsey & Company National Association of Convenience Stores Nestlѐ Waters North America, Inc. Niagara Bottling, Inc. Northrop Grumman Corporation Plastics Industry Association PwC Reynolds American Foundation Rubbermaid Commercial Products SC Johnson Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP $10,000 TO $24,999 American Iron & Steel Institute Bank of America Merrill Lynch BNP Parabis Constellation Brands, Inc. Crѐdit Agricole Deloitte Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. Dickinson’s Witch Hazel Skincare Evercore

Goldman Sachs & Co. Heineken USA Latham & Watkins LLP MillerCoors Morgan Stanley Pratt Industries PurePoint Financial Ravago Americas LLC Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP TerraCycle Tito’s Handmade Vodka Williams & Jensen, PLLC $5,000 TO $9,999 Aon Chatham Financial Corp. Duracell Inc. Earth Friendly Products The Alta and John Franks Foundation Glass Packaging Institute Insurance Auto Auctions Inc. Irio Mionetto USA Inc. PolyOne Corporation Trinseo LLC UL $2,500 TO $4,999 Beer Institute Boylan Bottling Company Campbell Soup Company CleanRiver Recycling Solutions Constellation Energy Group Derma E Dipjar, Inc. Egon Zehnder Henkel Corporation H.O. Peet Foundation The Jeffery Family Fund Pfizer Rauxa Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers Solvay S.A. Tata Chemicals TOMRA We also thank the many donors who have contributed up to $2,500 to Keep America Beautiful. *As of Sept. 28, 2018

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Monique Oxender* Chief Sustainability Officer Keurig Dr Pepper Board Chair Peggy Jacober* Director, Corporate Social Responsibility & Better World Anheuser-Busch Board Vice Chair Thomas H. Tamoney, Jr.* Of Counsel Day Pitney LLP Board Secretary Tom Waldeck* President & CEO Keep Phoenix Beautiful Board Treasurer Tim Carey Senior Director, Sustainability PepsiCo Carolyn Crayton Founder Keep Macon–Bibb Beautiful Steve DePalo Director of Restaurant Sustainability McDonald’s USA, LLC

Debbie Evenson Executive Director Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful Kanika Greenlee Executive Director Keep Atlanta Beautiful Commission Dr. Jennifer J. Griffin Professor of Strategy and the Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J. Professor of Business Ethics Loyola University Chicago’s Quinlan School of Business Jim Hanna Director of Datacenter Sustainability Microsoft Kim Jeffery* Operating Executive North Castle Partners Anne Johnson Principal and Vice President of Global Corporate Sustainability Resource Recycling Systems Jon Johnston Retired U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Greg J. Jozwiak* Corporate Vice President, Integrated Supply Chain The Dow Chemical Company Bruce A. Karas* Vice President Environment and Sustainability Coca-Cola North America Group Maureen Knightly Director, Trade Associations The Boeing Company Helen Lowman* President & CEO Keep America Beautiful Missy Marshall Executive Director Keep Tennessee Beautiful Victor Mehren* Chief Operating Officer, US Business Mars Wrigley Confectionery N. Brian Peace* Corporate Administration Executive Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Gregory H. Ray Senior Vice President, Manufacturing Philip Morris USA Inc.

Shannon Reiter President Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Steve Russell Vice President, Plastics Division American Chemistry Council P. Wesley Schultz, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology California State University, San Marcos Robin Wiener President Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. James W. Woods Senior Director, Communications American Iron & Steel Institute Directors Emeritus Richard D. Hofmann Stephen K. Lambright A. Maurice Myers *Members of Executive Committee

Keep America beautiful offers structured service projects - experiential environmental education, organized volunteer events and employee engagement opportunities - in thousands of communities across the country.

AN ENDURING COMMITMENT O-I is honored to receive the Vision for America Award from Keep America Beautiful. We are a company rich in history and have embraced enormous change through the years. But one thing has never changed. O-Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. With more than a century of experience crafting pure, sustainable, brand-building glass packaging for many of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best-known food and beverage brands, we occupy a unique place in the economic and cultural landscape of the U.S. and around the world. We do not take this responsibility lightly. As O-I continues to grow and prosper, we are forever examining what more we can do to serve customers better, empower our employees to achieve their highest potential and leave the world a better place. A special thanks to everyone who has attended this event or provided financial support to the causes this night uplifts. Together, we can Keep America Beautiful!

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M A K I N G W H AT M AT T E R S : There is nothing quite like glass packaging. It’s made of natural, readily available raw materials. It’s infinitely recyclable. It has endured the test of time for millennia. Glass is a trusted and proven packaging for health, taste and the environment. O-I and glass go hand-in-hand.

H E A LT H

Glass is pure and inert. It’s virtually impermeable, so it helps keep foods and beverages fresh. It is easy to clean, sterilize and re-use—all increasingly important to a health-conscious world.

ENVIRONMENT

Glass is made from three natural ingredients: sand, limestone and soda ash – and from recycled glass. It is 100% recyclable, endlessly. In fact, a glass bottle can go from the recycling bin back to the store shelf in as little as 30 days.

EXPERIENCE

Glass creates emotional connections with the consumers through a multi-sensory experience. It is the only packaging material that people are inspired to save, reuse, repurpose, collect and display.

TA S T E

Glass is all about the taste buds. Because it is odorless and flavorless, it preserves and presents the flavor of a product exactly as intended. When taste counts, glass wins.

OUR PEOPLE. OUR COMMUNITIES. With more than 26,000 employees in 23 countries, O-I is deeply engaged in the communities where we work and live. O-I employees are leaders in their communities; volunteering their time to community service and giving generously to community not-for-profits. It’s all part of our sustainability story. Sustainability in our product. Sustainability for our communities.

For the past 65 years, The Coca-Cola Company has proudly supported Keep America Beautiful Congratulations! Owens-Illinois

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PepsiCo Recycling is proud to support Keep America Beautiful and the Vision for America Dinner.

Together, we can be the change. Simple acts, like recycling, have a big impact.

Instilling pride of place Instilling pride to encourage people to improve and beautify their community environment. This is the focus of Keep America Beautiful. It is a focus we are proud to support by participating in the Vision for America Award Dinner. And we extend our congratulations to Owens-Illinois and its CEO, Andres Lopez, on receiving the 2018 Vision for America Award for the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

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OUR ROOTS CONTINUE TO GROW THROUGH RECYCLING RAVAGO IS PROUD TO SUPPORT Keep America Beautiful & the Vision for America Dinner

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Celebrating Owens-Illinois, Inc. Deloitte is proud to join in honoring CEO Andres Lopez of Owens-Illinois, Inc. at the thirty-third Keep America Beautiful Vision For America Award Dinner.

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Goldman Sachs is proud to congratulate Owens-Illinois in receiving Keep America Beautifulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Vision for America Award.

Keurig Dr Pepper is partnering to leave the world better than we found it.

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Congratulations Owens-Illinois. Latham & Watkins is proud to honor O-I’s CEO Andres Lopez at this year’s Vision for America Awards.

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RSHC is proud to honor Andres Lopez, CEO, and OWENS-ILLINOIS, for leading innovation in recycling and efficiency.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2018 VISION FOR AMERICA HONOREE TOMRA is proud of the contributions our glass recycling partnership makes toward a circular economy.

LEADING THE RESOURCE REVOLUTION.

Williams Et Jensen, PLLC, a Washington, D.C. law firm dedicated to excellence in law and public policy, is proud to support the exemplary work of Keep America Beautiful and to honor 0-l's distinguished CEO, Andres Lopez.

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Years of Partnership!

Great American Cleanup Impact 2017 Great American Cleanup Impact

35,679

Public Spaces Cleaned & Improved

48,000+ Community Improvement Events

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Electronics Collected for Recycling

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Roads, Parks, Shorelines & Waterways Cleaned, Improved & BeautiďŹ ed

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3.4+ MILLION

Volunteers and Participants

6.7+ MILLION LBS.

Litter & Debris Collected for Recycling

171.7 MILLION

Volunteer Hours Contributed

89,900+ Trees Planted

Youth Reached at Educational Events

Data based on 2017 Keep America Beautiful reporting.

Keep America Beautiful envisions a country in which every community is a clean, green and beautiful place to live. With a national network of community-based affiliates, we work with millions of volunteers who take action every day to improve and beautify their communities. Our collective efforts help to create communities that are environmentally healthy, economically sound and socially connected.

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