- LATEX PAINT
- Interior and exterior latex paint
- Water based paint
- Flat, Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Primer etc.
- Cans & Buckets with more than
- 25% wet paint.
- OIL PAINT (Interior & exterior)
- Paint thinners, stains, dry paint, spackle
- Opened oil paint cans
- Rusted cans with less than
- 25% wet paint
We expect to recycle over 6000 gallons of paint in just three hours, so in order to make this event a major success, we will need the support of volunteers to help greet our participants, unload the cans of paint from their vehicles to our commercial trucks and more. To volunteer for this Earth Day event, please visit http://globalpaints.org/volunteer/ or http://www.volunteergwinnett.net/. Please sign up to serve from 8:00am to 12:00pm to help collect paint donations at Gwinnett County Fairgrounds and 1:00pm to 4:00pm to help unload all paint donation at Global Paint’s Center in Norcross. Thank you in advance for your time and talents!
Earth Day celebration is an event observed annually in April. The history of this day can be traced all the way back to April 22, 1970. It is a day held to demonstrate and promote environmental awareness and calls for the protection of our beautiful planet. Although it was originally foreseen as an American event, today, Earth Day is celebrated in more than 193 countries around the world each year.
Please check our TAKE ACTION page for information about organizing a Paint Drive in your community, learn more www.globalpaints.org - TAKE ACTION!! All your donations are tax deductible.
www.globalpaints.org
Background of GPC:
The Global Paint project was created to give each person in developing countries and those in need in the United States, we serve the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of their shelter through every gallon of recycled paint. Through our efforts, we strive to protect the environment, change lives, beautify and transform communities throughout the world. Since 2010, we have redistributed more than 250,000 gallons of paint to 34 COUNTRIES and 40 cities right here in the United States. The paint is donated to community members, non-profit groups, and missionary groups for housing rehabilitation and renovations at orphanages, schools, colleges, libraries, hospitals, sports centers (Basket Ball Stadiums, Soccer Fields etc.), homeless shelters, veteran homes, and to property owners in need all around the world.
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