Every year we recognize outstanding examples of what can be accomplished when local businesses, local government and community member(s) within the City of Riverside exemplify leadership, teamwork and the spirit of volunteerism.
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Remembering Bob Stewart
Keep Riverside Clean and Beautiful (KRCB) is proud to commemorate Bob’s perseverance with the award in his name, which endows a sense of continuity in the pride we have for the City of Riverside. |
Bob Stewart 1933-2000
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Bob Stewart Award:
Ward 6 Council Member Jim Perry
Each year this award commemorates Bob Stewart’s
dedication to a clean and beautiful Riverside. KRCB
presents the award to a community member that has
demonstrated longevity with leadership and passion for
community beautification. |
Brenda Flores (KRCB Board Chair), Council
Member Jim Perry, Linda Lawyer, Pat Stewart, and
Brian Johsz(Athens Services)
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Iron Eyes Cody Award:
The Chanthalima Family
This award commemorates the 1970 Keep America
Beautiful ad campaign with Iron Eyes Cody, “The Crying
Indian”, who served as a symbol to remind our nation to
preserve our natural resources and public land across the
country. |
Brenda Flores, Donna Chanthalima, Johnny
Chanthalima, and Brian Johsz
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Junior Iron Eyes Cody Award:
True American Detailer
This award commemorates the 1970 Keep America
Beautiful ad campaign with Iron Eyes Cody, “The Crying
Indian”, who served as a symbol to remind our nation to
preserve our natural resources and public land across the
country.
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Brenda Flores, Joe Hill, and Brian Johsz
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Lady Bird Johnson Award:
Riverside Community Health FoundationHealthy Living Project Youth Club
This award commemorates the former First Lady’s many
community beautification efforts throughout the nation. This
year, KRCB awards an outstanding community organization
for their commitment to the Adopt-An-Alley Program.
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Brenda Flores, Shene Bowie-Hussey, Brian Johsz,
and Healthy Living Youth Project Volunteers
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Spirit of Volunteerism Award:
BSA Troop 46 & G46
This award recognizes an exemplary group of volunteers for
their outstanding leadership and commitment to KRCB Ward
Beautification Projects in the City of Riverside.
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Brenda Flores, Stallman Family, and Brian Johsz
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Most Inspirational Volunteer Award:
Emily Moorman
This award recognizes an individual that over the last 15
years lends helping hands to the KRCB staff for projects
and events.
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Brenda Flores, Emily Moorman, Brian Johsz
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Outstanding Litter Prevention Award:
Ramona High School | AVID Students
This year KRCB recognizes an outstanding organization for
their exceptional dedication to KRCB’s Adopt-A-Street
Program. |
Dr. Brenda Flores, Ann Sullivan, Brian Johsz, and
Ramona High Students
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Outstanding Waste Reduction Award:
Riverside Plaza
This year we recognize an organization nominated by
Burrtec Waste Industries for their conservation efforts and
waste management practices. This company is committed
to responsibly managing their waste stream through the
development of a comprehensive and sustainable waste
management/recycling program.
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Brenda Flores, Rick Melendez(Burrtec) and Brian
Johsz
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Environmental Steward Award:
Smart & Final Distribution Center
Each year, KRCB invites Riverside Public Utilities to
nominate a local business in the City of Riverside that has
demonstrated environmental stewardship within the
organization. We look to recognize water and power
conservation along with waste management practices that
reduce the carbon footprint.
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Brenda Flores, Andrew Galvan (RPU), and Brian
Johsz
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Sponsor of the Year Award:
The Toro Company
This year Keep Riverside Clean & Beautiful (KRCB) proudly
recognizes an organization for their extraordinary
commitment towards KRCB’s Adopt-A-Street Program and
the annual fundraising efforts with the Waterwise
Landscape Makeover raffle.
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Brenda Flores, Orion Goe (Toro), and Brian Johsz
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