Adopt-a-Highway is a program launched by the Virginia Department of Transportation in 1988. Volunteer groups and individuals adopt a two mile or longer stretch of roadway and make a two year commitment to pick up the trash at least four times a year.

Coordinates the litter prevention and recycling programs for Wise County.

A volunteer organization dedicated to the enhancement of southwest Virginia and southeast Kentucky, including but not limited to economic, infrastructure, education, and tourism issues. They run a clean-up project twice a year and work with other local organizations. There is no official office, so no official office hours. Phone number and mailing address are Dr. Botts' residential information.

Facilitates maintenance of the Appalachian Trail by Appalachian Trail Clubs and other volunteers. This agency does have a list of Appalachian Trail Clubs and will refer.

Offers opportunities for individuals and groups to clean areas in Virginia Beach. Areas available for adoption include: highways, roadways, parks, trails, spots and waterways. This is a two-year adoption with a minimum of six cleanups per year.

Helps residents keep Lee County beautiful through its litter control education and enforcement program. Provides information about recycling opportunities. Offers Adopt-A- Highway and Community Service volunteer opportunities.