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Home Depot Partners with Arrowhead United Way to Remove Unwanted Graffiti

Left to right: Art Ramos, Esther Melanson, Bill Reffner, Pedro Martin and Gilbert Perez of South San Bernardino Home Depot

San Bernardino, CA, – Home Depot joined forces with Arrowhead United Way to remove unwanted graffiti in the Highland area. With the assistance of the San Bernardino Taking Action Against Graffiti (SB TAAG) task force Arrowhead United Way was able to identify a location on Baseline Road described as a “significant problem area” for the city as the area contained over 10,000 square feet of graffiti.

The South San Bernardino Home Depot provided a group of 5 skilled associates to paint over approximately 5,000 square feet of graffiti tagged walls that are visible to the community and the surrounding housing units.   Home Depot also donated the materials and Behr Paint donated the paint towards the project.

Surrounding neighbors stopped to thanked Arrowhead United Way and Home Depot for their efforts to remove their “eye sore,” even if it is for a brief period of time.

AUW is a volunteer driven organization that actively supports health and human services by focusing on youth services, family services, and basic needs.  These services address the underlying causes of the community’s issues and create lasting change.  The organization was established over 118 years ago and is led by prominent respected community leaders; it is one of the oldest United Ways in the country.

AUW encourages individuals to become more involved in the community by giving, advocating, and volunteering.  For more information about how to become involved with AUW, please call (909) 884-9441 or visit www.ArrowheadUnitedWay.org.

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