2015 National Paint Week Community Projects

In 2015, more than 4,600 volunteers took part in Sherwin-Williams National Painting Week community projects, donating 33,00 hours of their time. Product and tool donations totaled over $425,000. Their accomplishments have made a lasting difference for thousands across North America. National Painting week 2016 is May 22-30.

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It's more than just beautifying the neighborhood it's actually bringing it back to sort of the level that it used to be at some point.

I think you can tell from the facial expressions that we can freaking hear how excited everyone is to be a part of this project.

And it's an opportunity for all of our employees to participate and get back to the communities that we serve each and every day.

Some good neighbors came together to help the boys and girls club of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County.

This, part of national paint week, local Sherwin-Williams employees spent the day painting the club's game room.

Thousands of Sherwin-Williams stores across the United States partner with painting contractors to give back to local community organizations.

40 members of Panama City's local Sharon-Williams company paired up paint the inside and outside of the Teen Center.

Mainly for the boys and the girls to come to a place that has a nice decent place to come to.

Today volunteers from Sherwin-Williams brought their expertise to the Boys and Girls Club in Hickory Hill and work like this means more to the kids than these volunteers will ever know.

And if you spruce it up, you want to be there.

The local Sherwin-Williams employees and Greentopia help make these building makeovers happen.

Along come Sherman-Williams.

Their timing is perfect as if we made a wish and they fulfilled it.

I want to thank their volunteers for what they have done for the Boys and Girls Club today here in Warner Robins.

It is a tremendous gift to this community, to this club and to the kids that we serve and the families that we serve.