Our last reporting year, July 2005-June 2006, found us, along       with our community partners, participating in 39 clean-ups,       providing citizens and schools with 420 seedlings, in addition to       working on beatification sites. Forty classroom presentations were       made through our literacy program. Seventy community       out reach presentations along with leadership and environmental       workshops were presented to our citizens.
		This year we received no direct government funding and our volunteer hours      totaled a worth of $291,947.50 to our South Fulton Citizens.
	Approximately 12.3 million people have viewed the Iron Eyes Coty Anti-Litter PSA’s through      Transit TV and through a local cable system, 225,000 received information about our program. It is      said in building caring communities, credible non-profits help to make communities strong!