St. Malachy Parish consists of a church and school established in 1850 at the edge of the city limits. Now known as a “beacon of hope” in North Philadelphia, they welcome all people from the surrounding community. The school provides a family-oriented environment that encourages academic excellence while fostering an awareness to our human connection,…
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The Laurel House is a domestic violence agency/safe house serving individuals and families throughout Montgomery County. This summer we have teamed up with the local chapter of A.S.I.D. (American Society of Interior Designers) to help with the complete renovation of their primary location. Over the course of the next few months, we will provide all…
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This past spring we were contacted to help with the staging for the first Agnes Irwin Spring Market. We purchased and installed all of the latticework to separate each of the vendor stations, creating backdrops on which their products could be displayed. Over forty vendors participated in this successful weekend of shopping, with all of…
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The Bryn Mawr Film Institute is a non-profit community theater founded in 2002 on Philadelphia’s Main Line. The goal of the theater is to provide an opportunity for learning and sharing within the community through diverse films. In the winter of 2008, we donated our time and services to BMFI to paint the newly renovated…
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Main Line Night School is a non-profit organization committed to providing affordable continuing education classes to adults. Their mission is to enhance and stimulate personal growth and enrichment within the individual, thus enhancing the community as well. During the winter of 2007, we painted the interior of the Creutzberg Center, the main building where classes…
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At the Haverford Friends School, we painted one of the stairwells white to set the backdrop as a blank canvas on which the students created their very own rain forest mural. We also donated all of the supplies needed, including John Neill Painting t-shirts for each participant, to protect their clothes while creating their masterpiece. Visit the Haverford Friends School website for more…
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