2018 U.S. and Canada Projects

Exterior and interior areas of the Special Kids Therapy & Nursing Center received a facelift.

The Riverdale High School Athletic Department was rejuvenated through the Colorful Communities program.

Almost 400 volunteers added color and murals to housing and classrooms at 10 organizations.

Hope Gardens Family Center is a warm, inviting sanctuary for women and children experiencing homelessness.

Areas around the Flint Development Center were painted in a custom PPG Paints color palette.

Volunteers painted a classroom at the DePaul School for Hearing & Speech.

The Rachel Carson Homestead's classroom was protected and beautified with PPG stains and sealants.

Lorenzo De Zavala Elementary School was brightened with shades of green, pink and blue.

At Propel Homestead, 21 classrooms were painted in the school's colors of blue and yellow.

The TLC Learning Center was revitalized with fresh paint, a bright mural and new carpet.

Park High School's Inventor Space and several STEM classrooms received a makeover.

Volunteers returned to the Children's Home of Pittsburgh to continue painting the facility.

Nearly 175 volunteers revitalized multiple areas around the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.

The Business Employment Office at the YMCA Homewood was transformed into a professional, welcoming space.

Family lounges at Laura’s Home were revitalized with fresh paint, new artwork and new furniture.

Fresh coats of paint and color were brought to George Washington High School.

Inasmuch House is a peaceful atmosphere where women and children fleeing abuse can heal.

More than 1,000 volunteers beautified the St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, a haven from trauma.

Santa Clara Elementary School was beautified with inspirational quotes and a new outdoor STEM classroom.