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Wednesday, December 7th, 2011:
Paint the Town 2012 – Cheviot – Application
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011:
Paint the Town Announces Cheviot as 2012 Community
Paint the Town – a program of Give Back Cincinnati that paints the exterior of dozens of houses in a single community in a single day – announced Cheviot as its 2012 community. Paint the Town organizers will work closely …
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Paint the Town 2012 – Cheviot – Applications available online!
Live in Cheviot? Interested in applying to have your home painted? Click here to apply!
Paint the Town Announces Cheviot as 2012 Community
Give Back Cincinnati’s eleventh annual Paint the Town is headed to the City of Cheviot! The event will take place on Saturday, June 9, 2012. Click here to read more.
2012 Timeline:
Jan 1st -Feb 15th : Applications accepted
Mar 1st -Mar 31st : Meet with homeowners
May 1st: Notify all homeowners if they have been selected
May 19th : Homes are prepped!
June 9th : Homes are painted!
For questions, please contact: Tom Braun, Safety Services Coordinator — (513) 661-2700 — tbraun@cheviot.org or Deborah Slaughter, President of Council — dslaughter@cheviot.org.
Paint the Town Through the Eyes of a Volunteer
About Paint the Town
Paint the Town is a daylong event that engages more than 1,000 volunteers to rejuvenate homes in need of a little TLC. Painting a mass of homes in a concentrated area can truly serve as a catalyst to lift up a community. Neighborhoods are chosen according to need, and qualified homeowners are encouraged to apply for the service. Community groups are instrumental in spreading the word about Paint the Town. Volunteers work in teams led by experienced team leaders to paint a house. If needed, houses are prepped for painting prior to the day of the event. Volunteers are provided with breakfast, lunch, drinking water, a team T-shirt, and painting supplies. Volunteer sign-ups will take place in spring 2012. Paint the Town has painted a total of 310 houses in the communities of College Hill, East End, Price Hill (twice), Northside, Madisonville, Hartwell/Carthage, and Avondale and Evanston in Ohio, and Covington, Bellevue and Dayton in Kentucky… and we’re just getting started.
