About Us
Our Mission
The Fallbrook Beautification Alliance, in partnership with community organizations,
maintains and beautifies our community by initiating and maintaining projects
to enhance Fallbrook's outdoor spaces.
The Fallbrook Beautification Alliance was honored with the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce 2016 Non-Profit of the Year Award.
Our Projects
Volunteers put in countless hours working on specific projects undertaken to improve Fallbrook’s aesthetic appeal. Your support provides funding to continue our ongoing projects (click photo above for more information).
Our Sponsors
We couldn't accomplish our goals without the generous support of our sponsors (click above for a list).
Our Newest Program
Keeping Fallbrook Litter Free
The Fallbrook Beautification Alliance (FBA) is excited to roll out a NEW community service program, “Keeping Fallbrook Litter Free”, where neighbors will volunteer to remove litter in their neighborhoods.
Our goal is a litter-free Fallbrook. The program consists of twenty zones covering 49 square miles. Each zone has a captain who will recruit volunteers and oversee clean-up efforts in their zone.
This ongoing program, with neighbors working together, will encourage pride at the neighborhood level while keeping our Village litter free. The program will also provide credits to our young volunteers in need of school community service hours.
Since January 15, 2019 we have collected 5,446.50 (5 gal) bucket equivalents in 2,825.50 hours!
Marta Donovan,
FBA’s Keep Fallbrook Litter Free Coordinator, in action with Dan Clouse.
Volunteers will commit to picking up a 5-gallon bucket of litter a week. Safety vests, pickers, gloves and collection buckets will be provided for the volunteers. Volunteers must complete two forms: Pledge Form and Waiver Form (please click to download the forms).
To volunteer in your neighborhood, use the “ contact us” form on this web site (below) or contact Marta at (760)405-4054.
Thank you to our 71 volunteers!
Community Resources
Report Graffiti
Call 760-451-3144 to report graffiti in public areas, and our volunteers will remove or paint over it.
In 2019, FBA volunteers spent over 817.75 hours cleaning 3,324 items of graffiti in Fallbrook.
To contact SDG&E regarding graffiti abatement, call 800-336-7343.
Household Battery Recycling
Residents can recycle used batteries of all sizes -- AAA, AA, C, D, button cell, 9-volt, both rechargeable and single use -- at Albertson's, Major Market, and Northgate Market.
For information on where to dispose of batteries not listed above, contact Fallbrook Waste & Recycling, 550 W. Aviation Rd., 760-728-6114.
FBA is grateful to EDCO Waste & Recycling, Fallbrook Village Rotary, Albertson's, Major Market, and Northgate Market for their partnership on this important project.
Other Useful Contact Numbers
Animal Control: 619-767-2675
Dead Animal Retrieval: 760-539-0012
EDCO Recycling Program: 760-728-61174
Illegal Dumping on Public Land: 760-822-3596
Report a Pothole: 760-758-0171
Shopping Cart Retrieval:
Albertson's - 760-723-8177
Major Market - 760-822-3596
Northgate - 760-723-4512
Volunteer
Joe Beyer, a very hard-working FBA volunteer, is shown here painting over graffiti on the Old Bonsall Bridge.
Some of Our Amazing Volunteers!
Jean Dooley, a member of the FBA Board of Directors, removes trash regularly in Fallbrook.
Are you passionate about what we're doing?
Let us know!
We're always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality.
We'll help you find a way to volunteer that best suits you.
Fill in our Contact form below with specific information about your area of interest, if you have one, and we'll get back to you.
We're excited to have you join the team!
Brenda Carden, a volunteer on the graffiti abatement team, has been removing graffiti every week
since July, 2018.
Our abatement team has given her two nicknames: "eagle eye", as she spots graffiti a mile away, and
"blender", for her amazing ability to blend colors to restore walls, rocks and fences to their original state.
Brenda recently restored the rocks at Los Jilgueros Park.