HomeAid Sacramento

HomeAid Brings 3rd Annual Painting a Better Tomorrow Event to Sacramento

November 04, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Sacramento, CA - On November 8, 2008, over 130 members of the building industry will volunteer their time and expertise to support HomeAid’s third annual Painting a Better Tomorrow program. This one-day program is designed to give a fresh coat of paint for the region’s nonprofits that do not have the resources or professional skills to spruce up their facilities. At this year’s event, volunteers will be painting and doing landscaping and minor repairs to eight different shelters, and offices for area agencies serving the homeless including organizations such as Clean and Sober, Volunteers of America, Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation, Sacramento Valley Teen Challenge, PEACE for Families and The Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento.

Volunteers and donations are up in spite of the current economic situation. Companies contributing materials this year are Healthy Homes Products and Services, Sherwin Williams, Kelly Moore Paint Co and Hemington Landscaping Services. Volunteer teams come from members and friends of many local homebuilders and trade contractors including: Healthy Homes Products and Services, John Laing Homes, Regis Contractors, Republic Electric West, Standard Pacific Homes, Timberlake Cabinetry, Treasure Homes Management Co., and USA Properties Fund. The home building industry has a long-standing and strong commitment in this region to helping the homeless. This commitment is evident by the large turnout expected on Saturday to paint and landscape our areas homeless shelters.

HomeAid is the nonprofit arm of the North State Building Industry Association and is dedicated to building dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. This program is a natural fit as it continues to ensure that the housing provided remains lovely and a place that individuals and families can temporarily call home.

 

About HomeAid Sacramento
HomeAid Sacramento, the charitable arm of the North State Building Industry Association, seeks to build dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. This charity has successfully matched local service providers in need of refurbishing, expanding or building new shelters with homebuilders able to fill that need since 1996. It's builders doing what they do best, building. HomeAid gratefully acknowledges our major donors: Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation, Dennis Calmes & Jeani Buckmaster, Beutler Corporation, CVC Construction, Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Family Foundation, Newland Communities, Lund Construction, Thomas P. Winn Foundation, Greg Grant, Creative Design Group, and Irwin Union Bank. For additional information on please call 916-751-2746 or visit us at http://www.homeaidsac.org.

HomeAid's Mission is to build and maintain dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives.