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Basic Schools Beautification Programs in West Africa

przez GLOBAL PAINT FOR CHARITY INC

Project Description:

The Basic Schools Beautification Programs in West Africa is a flagship initiative by Global Paint for Charity™ aimed at transforming the learning environment for thousands of children across underserved communities. By restoring and painting school buildings, classrooms, libraries, and sanitation facilities, the program fosters dignity, safety, and inspiration for students and teachers alike.

Millions of children in West Africa attend schools in deteriorating and unsafe structures that lack basic color, sanitation, and functionality. A poorly maintained school can negatively impact student morale, attendance, academic performance, and even teacher retention. Global Paint for Charity is addressing this issue head-on by mobilizing volunteers, paint donors, local youth, educators, and community leaders to restore these vital institutions, one brushstroke at a time.

Through this program, we aim to:

Rehabilitate and repaint 8,000 schools across 12 countries in West Africa by 2030

Improve school infrastructure, including walls, chalkboards, doors, and sanitation areas

Promote a safe, welcoming, and creative learning space for over 1.5 million students

Empower local artists and youth through mural projects and public art campaigns

Educate communities on sustainability, waste reduction, and the importance of circular economy initiatives

How it Works:
Global Paint for Charity collects surplus latex paint from businesses and households in the United States. With the support of our corporate partners, volunteers, and donors, we ship recovered paint to schools and educational facilities in countries like Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, Benin, and The Gambia. Each project is conducted in collaboration with local ministries of education, community-based organizations, and school boards to ensure long-term impact and accountability.

Key Achievements to Date:

Over 5 million gallons of paint donated to 44 countries

Shipped 5,000–6,000 gallons per project to support large-scale beautification efforts

Launched community-driven projects in Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, and Equatorial Guinea

Created thousands of service-learning opportunities for U.S. and African youth volunteers

Restored over 1,200 school buildings, directly impacting over 350,000 students

Why It Matters:
A coat of paint can do more than just brighten walls—it can brighten futures. By giving neglected schools new life, we are not only enhancing educational outcomes, but also reinforcing the value of dignity, color, and care in every child’s journey. This initiative plays a key role in our global mission to reduce paint waste, support circular economy solutions, and promote environmental sustainability.

How You Can Help:
Your contribution will directly support the cost of paint shipping, logistics, volunteer mobilization, paint supplies, mural materials, and local capacity building. Donations also fund workshops and engagement activities designed to educate students and families about environmental stewardship and civic engagement.

Sponsorship & Recognition Opportunities:
We invite corporate partners and philanthropists to sponsor individual schools or regional initiatives. Recognition can include co-branded murals, media exposure, on-site banners, and social media campaigns that highlight your role in bringing color and hope to thousands of young learners.

Join Us:
Be a part of a powerful movement that is changing lives, one gallon of paint at a time. With your support, we can make education more vibrant, equitable, and inspiring across West Africa—and beyond.

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Learn more at www.globalpaints.org

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