Global Paint for Charity is a champion for local low-income families and individuals, including single elderly seniors, widows and disabled veterans who cannot otherwise afford to have their aging homes painted. The conversion from wasted to applied paint protects the environment, beautifies the school, playgrounds, hospitals, family homes, and women centers, increases the morale of the people, and has significant positive health impacts in the poorer community around the world. The ripple effect of using unwanted paint for a family home in Central America or a school in West Africa is astounding.
This is the most efficient way to get rid of unwanted or unsold products while taking advantage of our low cost of service and our tax-deduction status.įor instance, it’s estimated that 80 percent of the world’s homes and schools face the dreary reality of unpainted walls, lack of sanitation solutions, and more than 1 70 million children have never had access to a painted classroom.
and five countries to donate their non-consumable paint for the humble cause. It has mobilized over 200 companies across 25 states in the U.S. The distributed paint has a market value of $6.5 million which made it one of the largest donations of Foreign Aid to the developing countries from a typical NGO. As many as 5000 to 6000 gallons paint have been shipped at a time to 34 countries in West Africa, Central America, the Caribbean, and war-torn areas of the Middle East and beyond. Global Paint for Charity recovers discarded paint from businesses, individuals, and paint industries then process it, repackages it and works with distribution partners and NGOs to ship and distribute it to vulnerable populations worldwide. The Global Paint for Charity, Inc., (GPC) is focused on the future of our children and their environments by creating the first sustainable paint waste management program in the United States and Canada.
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