Our CEO Dr. Rony Delgarde Joined Rep. Dina Titus, Lt. Gen. Jody J. Daniels, and Nevada Leaders to Highlight U.S. Global Leadership

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Nevada Leaders Highlight the Importance of U.S. Global Leadership, Diplomacy, and Economic Opportunity at USGLC Forum in Las Vegas

Congresswoman Dina Titus, Lt. Gen. Jody J. Daniels (Ret.), and Community Leaders Discuss How Global Engagement Strengthens Nevada’s Economy, National Security, and Future

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – July 7, 2026 – Business, military, academic, nonprofit, and civic leaders gathered today at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s (USGLC) policy forum, “When America Leads, Nevada Wins,” to discuss how American diplomacy, development, and international partnerships strengthen national security while creating economic opportunities for Nevada businesses and communities. The forum brought together approximately 30 regional leaders representing government, higher education, economic development, veterans’ organizations, business, and nonprofit sectors to examine Nevada’s growing role in an increasingly interconnected world.

The event featured U.S. Representative Dina Titus (NV-01), a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee; Lieutenant General Jody J. Daniels (Ret.), former Chief of Army Reserve and former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Reserve Command; Jim Richardson, National Outreach Director for the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition; and China Gum, Western Outreach Director for the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition. Opening remarks and introductions were delivered by Dr. Rony Delgarde, Founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity and a member of the USGLC Nevada Advisory Committee.

“Today’s conversation demonstrated that America’s leadership extends far beyond diplomacy alone,” said Dr. Delgarde. “When America leads with innovation, partnerships, and compassion, Nevada wins through stronger businesses, greater economic opportunity, enhanced security, and expanded global engagement.”

Drawing from his own journey as an immigrant, educator, entrepreneur, and humanitarian, Dr. Delgarde reflected on how the United States transformed his life and enabled him to create Global Paint for Charity, an organization that has now served communities in more than 44 countries and 25 U.S. cities, positively impacting more than 15 million people while diverting millions of gallons of reusable paint from landfills through a circular economy model.

“I came to America with only five dollars in my pocket,” Delgarde told attendees. “America gave me the opportunity not only to pursue higher education but to build an organization centered on four pillars: Paint, Planet, People, and Purpose. Through those opportunities, we’ve been able to transform communities around the world while creating environmental and economic value here at home.”

Throughout the discussion, speakers emphasized that diplomacy, international development, and strategic partnerships remain essential complements to military strength. Jim Richardson highlighted the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s bipartisan mission of bringing together business, military, faith, academic, and civic leaders to advocate for strategic investments that strengthen America’s influence abroad while benefiting communities at home. He noted that international affairs programs represent a very small portion of the federal budget but help prevent conflict, combat disease, strengthen alliances, and create opportunities for American businesses.

Representative Titus discussed how her work on the House Foreign Affairs Committee supports American diplomacy, democratic institutions, humanitarian assistance, and international partnerships. The conversation explored current geopolitical challenges, including Ukraine, the Middle East, global health, and the importance of maintaining an effective diplomatic workforce capable of responding to emerging international crises.

Lieutenant General Daniels offered perspectives drawn from more than four decades of military service, including deployments in Iraq, Kosovo, and Africa. She emphasized that diplomacy, humanitarian assistance, coalition building, and civilian partnerships frequently reduce instability before military intervention becomes necessary. Her remarks highlighted how military operations often depend upon cooperation with civilian agencies, international organizations, allied governments, and humanitarian partners to rebuild communities, restore healthcare systems, reopen schools, and strengthen local institutions following conflict.

The forum also focused on Nevada’s unique position within the global economy. As one of America’s premier tourism destinations, Las Vegas welcomes millions of international visitors annually while supporting thousands of businesses that depend upon global travel, foreign investment, and international trade. Speakers noted that stable diplomatic relationships contribute directly to Nevada’s tourism industry, convention business, higher education, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and economic development efforts.

Beyond tourism, Nevada continues to expand its role in technology, clean energy, advanced manufacturing, mining, aerospace, and logistics. Strategic international engagement creates new export opportunities, strengthens supply chains, attracts foreign direct investment, and helps position Nevada businesses to compete successfully in global markets.

Dr. Delgarde connected these broader themes to his own work in environmental sustainability, explaining how international partnerships allow organizations such as Global Paint for Charity to reduce waste while improving housing, schools, healthcare facilities, and disaster recovery efforts throughout the world.

“When we help communities recover after disasters, renovate schools, and rehabilitate neighborhoods, we’re not simply providing humanitarian assistance,” Delgarde said. “We are restoring dignity, creating opportunity, and demonstrating how innovation and partnership can improve lives.”

Participants represented a broad cross-section of Nevada leadership, including the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development, UNLV, the College of Southern Nevada, the City of North Las Vegas, veteran organizations, international affairs leaders, hospitality executives, business leaders, and nonprofit organizations. The diversity of attendees reflected the bipartisan and cross-sector nature of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s work.

The forum concluded with an interactive discussion on America’s future role in global leadership, emphasizing that diplomacy, development, and defense are mutually reinforcing pillars of national security. Speakers encouraged continued bipartisan collaboration to ensure that the United States remains a trusted global partner while creating economic growth and opportunity for communities across Nevada.

“As Nevada continues to grow as an international destination for tourism, business, innovation, education, and investment, events like today demonstrate that our future prosperity is closely connected to thoughtful global engagement,” said Dr. Delgarde. “When America leads with purpose and partnership, Nevada is well positioned to lead alongside it.”

About the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) is a bipartisan coalition of more than 500 businesses and nonprofit organizations, together with national security experts, veterans, faith leaders, and local leaders who advocate for strategic investments in diplomacy and international development as essential components of U.S. national security and economic competitiveness.

About Global Paint for Charity

Global Paint for Charity is the nation’s first nonprofit organization dedicated to recovering and redistributing surplus paint through a circular economy model. Founded by Dr. Rony Delgarde, the organization has made a significant impact by removing over 320,000 tons of paint from landfills and redistributing more than 5 million gallons to artists and nonprofit organizations globally. Our efforts have transformed over 8,000 schools, underprivileged family homes, and community spaces across 45 countries, improving the lives of more than 15 million people. Through our work, we’ve beautified local urban areas, enhanced mental health, supported beautiful mural projects, boosted property values, and contributed to economic growth in disadvantaged regions. Additionally, GPC has played a vital role in disaster relief, helping rebuild homes and schools in communities affected by natural disasters and post-war rehabilitation.

Media Resources

Event Photo Gallery

High-resolution photographs from the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s “When America Leads, Nevada Wins” forum are available at:

U.S. Global Leadership Coalition: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usglc/albums/72177720334584361/

CEO of Global Paint for Charity: https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipOvk4kY-x6AkRcXJ89qPLE9UGEOOOYZKJ2ZlNLT

Members of the media are welcome to use these photographs for editorial coverage of the event. Please credit Global Paint for Charity and the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition where appropriate.

July 10th 2026

Our CEO Dr. Rony Delgarde Got Nominated for the Hands On Atlanta Spring for Service Volunteer Spotlight

We’re thrilled to spotlight Dr. Rony Delgarde, who serves as the Founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity! Service is not new to Dr. Rony, as he has been named among the 50 Most Influential Latinos and honored by the Metro Atlanta Chamber with the prestigious E3 Award for his contributions to sustainability, social impact, and economic empowerment! He’s the author of How to PAINT Change, a professor and speaker. Dr. Rony is inspiring others through his work, and is truly purpose drive, impact focused and resilient!

Learn more about Dr. Rony Delgarde, in our interview link below!

April 23rd 2026

Ministry of Tourism & Diaspora Relations Secured Donation of Paint from Global Paint for Charity Inc.

The Ministry of Tourism and Diaspora Relations, along with Ambassador for Diaspora Relations, Mrs. Sandhya Murphy, in collaboration with Ms. Erica-Antoinette Castillo Slaton of Ignite Belize, secured a donation of paint from Global Paint for Charity Inc.
Global Paint for Charity Inc. is a US-based organization that collects and recycles leftover paint from local residences, professional offices, buildings, retail shops, hotels, hospitals, apartment complexes, and churches. The paint is then donated to non-profit groups and missionary groups for renovations at orphanages, schools, colleges, sport centers, homeless shelters, veterans’ homes, and to property owners in need all around the world.

Ms. Erica Antoinette Castillo Slaton of Ignite Belize is a Belizean living in Atlanta and is an active member of the Belizean diaspora. Through her organization, which was established to invigorate the Belizean diaspora, she has created a project called “Painting A Brighter Future for Our Children”. This project enabled the donation of 4500 gallons of recycled paint to Belize with a pledge to paint schools, government buildings, and homes. The goal of the project is to uplift communities and stimulate innovation through color.

The paint was officially handed over today by Mr. Rony Delgarde, CEO of Global Paint for Charity Inc. to Hon. Anthony Mahler, Minister of Tourism and Diaspora Relations. Also in attendance were Mrs. Nicole Solano, CEO in the Ministry of Tourism & Diaspora Relations, His Worship Mayor Robert Mariano of Dangriga, Mrs. Sandhya Murphy, Ambassador for Diaspora Relations, Mr. Evan Tillett, Director of Tourism, Belize Tourism Board, Erica Antoinette Castillo Slaton and other invited guests. The Diaspora Relations Unit will oversee the distribution of paint countrywide.

December 27th 2025

Startup Atlanta Features Dr. Rony Delgarde: The Vision and Journey of Dr. Rony Delgarde, Founder of Global Paint for Charity

This month’s Founder Story features Dr. Rony Delgarde, D.P.P. – Founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity. Global Paint for Charity is a nonprofit organization focused on recovering surplus paint and redistributing it to communities in need. The organization supports beautification, sustainability, and public health efforts by transforming what many consider waste into a resource that brings color, dignity, and hope to homes, schools, clinics, and community centers in over 44 countries. Read the full story in the June newsletter

July 10th 2025

Our CEO & Founder was featured in the Las Vegas Review-Journal article “From trapeze to painting, small businesses show off at Vegas Expo”

The Las Vegas Review-Journal featured quotes and photographs of Rony Delgarde, Founder & CEO of Global Paint for Charity, who engaged with attendees and business owners at our booth during the Vegas Chamber Business Expo 2024. Held at the World Market Center in Las Vegas on June 26, 2024, Rony answered questions and shared insights about our organization’s mission and initiatives.

The Vegas Chamber Business Expo is a signature event that’s considered the largest business-to-business trade show in Las Vegas for companies of all sizes and industries. The annual event features more than 150 exhibitors and over 1,000 attendees, and is designed to help businesses highlight their brands. The expo also includes networking opportunities, Chamber Chats, and Taste of Las Vegas. Chamber Chats are a series of TED Talk-style seminars with 15-minute time slots per presenter.

The Vegas Chamber is Nevada’s largest business support organization, and its mission is to help Nevada businesses succeed and create jobs.

“Rony Delgarde, founder of Global Paint for Charity, found his passion while volunteering with CARE, an international humanitarian agency, delivering emergency relief in Uganda where the buildings were void of color. He thought about the difference a coat of paint would make, not only to protect the structures, but to bring color and joy to the people they serve.”

You can click on the link below to read the full story and to see the pictures.

From trapeze to painting, small businesses show off at Vegas expo

July 14th 2024

Founder of Global Paint for Charity, Rony Delgarde, was featured in the May issue of Simply Buckhead magazine along with Greenberg Traurig.

Founder of Global Paint for Charity, Rony Delgarde, was featured in the May issue of Simply Buckhead magazine along with Greenberg Traurig.

The May cover issue discusses how to set up a nonprofit organization for success by telling Degarde’s story and how he was able to turn an idea into a reality while utilizing the help of legal services.

“Rony Delgarde, founder of Global Paint for Charity, found his passion while volunteering with CARE, an international humanitarian agency, delivering emergency relief in Uganda where the buildings were void of color. He thought about the difference a coat of paint would make, not only to protect the structures, but to bring color and joy to the people they serve.”

To read more check out the May issue of Simply Buckhead!

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July 14th 2023

UNLV Earth Day Paint Recycling Event Collects Thousands of Pounds of Paint, Strengthens Partnerships for Sustainability

Volunteers load up donated paint for recycling in the parking lot of the Thomas and Mack Center on April 22nd.

LAS VEGAS, NV–Global Paint for Charity partnered with graduate students in the Urban Leadership program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to put on an Earth Day paint recycling event on April 22nd in the parking lots at the Thomas and Mack Center on the UNLV campus. This collaborative effort, which also involved Units of Las Vegas Moving and Portable Storage, the UNLV Rebel Recycling Center, MGM Resorts International, the Blind Center of Nevada, and students in the Harrah College of Hospitality, resulted in the collection of 6,567 pounds of paint. Seventeen dedicated volunteers collected donations from 77 participants, exemplifying GPC and UNLV’s commitment to environmental sustainability.

Global Paint for Charity, a 501c3 non-profit organization, has been at the forefront of recycling latex paint from residents and businesses since 2010. With a mission to protect the environment and assist underserved communities, GPC has recycled more than 5 million pounds of paint over the past thirteen years, redistributing it to 44 countries. UNLV Masters of Arts candidates John Brislin and Kenneth Cottrell organized the event and enlisted the help of GPC to make their initiative to recycle paint a reality. Cottrell is an executive board member for both the 100 Black Men of Las Vegas and Global Paint for Charity.

The Paint Pollution Crisis:

According to Cottrell and Breslin, paint pollution is a global crisis, with 50% of all household hazardous waste in the United States attributed to paint. Many homes in the country have anywhere from 10-20 gallons of leftover or unused paint stored in basements and garages. Shockingly, only 7% of leftover paint is currently being recycled. Paints often contain metallic pigments, which are classified as hazardous waste, including cadmium, chromium, lead, silver, barium, mercury, arsenic, and selenium. Proper disposal and recycling of paint are essential to prevent these harmful chemicals from contaminating the environment and endangering public health.

Building Partnerships for a Greener Future:

The Earth Day paint recycling event successfully established a valuable partnership between Global Paint for Charity and the UNLV Rebel Recycling program. By collaborating with Units of Las Vegas and the university, the event organizers ensured that the community had a convenient and accessible location to drop off their unused paint. This new partnership highlights these organizations’ collective effort to create a sustainable future and promote responsible waste management.

Aiming for Greater Impact:

The success of this event sets the stage for an annual paint drive in the parking lot of the Thomas and Mack Center. Cottrell and Breslin have a goal of recycling 55,000 pounds of paint at future Earth Day recycling events at UNLV. This initiative aims to expand the impact of Global Paint for Charity’s mission and make a significant contribution to reducing paint pollution. By providing a centralized location for paint drop-offs, event organizers hope to encourage more individuals and businesses to participate actively in paint recycling and foster a culture of environmental responsibility.

The Earth Day paint recycling event was a resounding success. The dedication of the volunteers and generous contributions from community members resulted in the collection of 6,567 pounds of paint. This event not only addressed the pressing issue of paint pollution but also fostered valuable partnerships between Global Paint for Charity and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. GPC would like to thank Cottrell and Breslin, UNLV ,Units of Las Vegas Moving and Portable Storage, the UNLV Rebel Recycling Center, MGM Resorts International, the Blind Center of Nevada, students in the Harrah College of Hospitality and everyone who collaborated to make this project a reality. 

As the world faces the challenges of environmental degradation and waste management, initiatives like this paint recycling event serve as crucial steps toward a sustainable future. By supporting Global Paint for Charity’s mission, you can help to protect the environment, assist underserved communities by providing them with adequate paint resources and collectively make a positive impact on our planet. Contact Global Paint at 855-853-7772 or at info@globalpaints.org to pledge your support, or donate here.  

May 31st 2023

Global Paint for Charity’s Earth Day Event Collects 28,000 lbs of Paint in Metro Atlanta

Many Gwinnett County residents lined up to donate paint at GPC’s 12th annual Earth Day event at Coolray field.

By Eric Mock

LAWRENCEVILLE, GA–On April 22, 2023, Global Paint for Charity successfully hosted its 12th annual Earth Day Recycling event at Coolray Field. This event brought together dozens of enthusiastic volunteers who, together with Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful and the Gwinnett County Solid Waste Division, collected an impressive 28,000 pounds of paint. The event showcased the power of collective action in safeguarding our environment and supporting underserved communities.

Global Paint for Charity’s Earth Day Recycling event has become an eagerly anticipated tradition, attracting volunteers from all walks of life who share a passion for environmental sustainability and community empowerment. Global Paint for Charity volunteers and Gwinnett County workers expected to collect thousands of gallons of paint in just a few hours. And this year’s event did not disappoint, with Gwinnett County residents donating a staggering 28,000 pounds of paint (approximately 2,500 gallons), a testament to the dedication of Gwinnett County government, its residents and our volunteers to the planet.

Executive Director of Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful Schelly Marlatt said the following about the event, “It takes all of us to collectively work together to save our planet, no matter what corner of the world we live in. Events such as Earth Day are a great way to repurpose items that you no longer need that can be used by someone else – whether it be paint recycled into different colors and shipped to countries who couldn’t otherwise afford paint, to recycling textiles which are made into other items such as mattresses, insulation, and more. Saving landfill space and precious resources, limiting waste are among the immediate wins but by recycling these items, it also creates jobs, boosts the economy and more. It truly is a win-win-win!”

Marlatt went on to say, “Global Paint for Charity has been a long-standing community partner in helping Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful further our mission of connecting people and resources for a sustainable Gwinnett and as Executive Director, I could not be more thankful to have GPC not only as a sustainability partner, but a friend who shares the same philosophy in wanting to create a world with less waste and leaving it brighter and more colorful for future generations.”

Simultaneously Supporting the Environment and Underserved Communities:

Global Paint for Charity’s mission goes beyond environmental conservation; it also aims to assist underserved communities through the responsible management and redistribution of paint resources. By collecting unused or unwanted paint, the organization prevents harmful chemicals from contaminating landfills and water sources, while also making a positive difference in the lives of those in need. The collected paint will be sorted, processed, and distributed to community centers, schools, and non-profit organizations that lack the resources to afford paint for their projects. This event exemplifies the organization’s commitment to creating a sustainable future for both the environment and communities facing economic challenges.

The Power of Paint Recycling:

Paint recycling is a vital component of environmental conservation efforts. When disposed of improperly, paint can seep into the soil and water, releasing harmful chemicals that pose a risk to human health and ecosystems. By recycling paint, we reduce waste, conserve valuable resources, and minimize pollution. Global Paint for Charity’s commitment to paint recycling provides an opportunity for individuals and businesses to actively contribute to a cleaner and healthier planet.

The success of Global Paint for Charity’s Earth Day Recycling event highlights the urgent need for increased national support for initiatives like this. By providing financial and logistical assistance, governments, corporations and individuals can play a crucial role in expanding the reach and impact of our paint recycling program. That support ensures we can all build a more sustainable future for generations to come. If you or your organization want to be part of this global movement, contact Global Paint for Charity at 855-853-7772 or at info@globalpaints.org.

Global Paint for Charity’s 12th Earth Day Recycling event was a resounding success, as demonstrated by the impressive collection of 28,000 pounds of paint by dedicated volunteers and Gwinnett County workers. By recycling paint, GPC not only protects the environment from hazardous waste, but also supports underserved communities in need of paint resources around the globe. This event serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible paint disposal and the positive impact that collective action can have on our planet.

May 23rd 2023

Global Paint for Charity, UNLV and its Community Partners to Host Recycling Event April 22

Global Paint for Charity, UNLV and its Community Partners to Host Recycling Event April 22
During the Recyclin’ Rebels event on Earth Day, the community is invited to drop off electronics, paper, and other recyclables at the Thomas & Mack Center.

April 14th 2023

Congratulations to our Founder, Chairman & CEO, Rony Delgarde, for being named the United States’ 63 Most Impressive & Successful CEOs in the Charity Space

Please help us give our heartfelt congratulations to our Founder, Chairman, & CEO, Rony Delgarde Mba, for being named the United States’ 63 Most Impressive & Successful CEOs in the Charity Space. The individuals on the list have been included because of exceptional performance in one of the following categories:

September 15th 2022

A Donation of 4500 Gallons of Paints from Global Paint for Charity to Belize

August 28th 2022

Memorial Day Community Service Project at the Hebron Garden Apartments for Homeless Veterans in downtown Las Vegas

Global Paint for Charity was recently featured on KSNV News 3 Las Vegas, where we partnered with The100 Black Men of Las Vegas Inc, Trim Care Health Center, Chamber of Cannabis, and Cascade Construction to paint the apartments at Hebron Garden Apartments for Homeless Veterans in downtown Las Vegas.

With the help of hardworking volunteers and local organizations, we were able to make an impact on the lives of veterans on Memorial Day this year.

Shout out to all of the volunteers from the Caridad Hebron Garden Apartments, Cannalean, and special thanks to Jodeci Gonzales and Dani Baranowski of The Chamber, Chris Johnson of Cannalean, Kenneth Cottrell of 100 Black Men of Las Vegas, and Rony Delgarde of Global Paint for Charity.

The apartment complex in downtown Las Vegas is a Caridad property that offers low-income housing and programming for Veterans, the homeless, and seniors on a fixed income.

Caridad’s mission is to humanize the homeless by hosting programs and incentives, including Planters in the Alley and Caridad Gardens which helps reintegrate formerly homeless Veterans back into the workforce.

For the full news story and to watch the highlights film, click on the button below: 

 

July 28th 2022

46 Most Innovative Georgia Based Waste Management Companies & Startups

July 19th 2022

Founder Rony Delgarde is on a Passionate Mission to Change the World with Color

Environmental, social, and governance, or ESG initiatives have been thrust to the forefront of people’s minds of late. On this week’s episode of The Playbook, host Mark Collier, Area Director for the UGA Small Business Development Center, sits down with Rony Delgarde, Founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity, Inc., the very first sustainable paint waste management company.

Rony has been featured on CNBC, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, CNN International, NASDAQ, and Fox News. Additionally, Rony has been recognized in the Atlanta area and worldwide for his outstanding work in global housing rehabilitation by transforming slums and shantytowns into beautiful habitats in communities across the globe. GPC’s message of using color to change the world is resonating worldwide.

May 26th 2022

How To Make a Change and Leave Your Mark? – Interview with Altruistic Business Owner Rony Delgarde

Have you ever wondered How To Make a Change and Leave a Mark? or perhaps, “How Do I make a change that matters”? Or maybe, “How do I help my community”? Does doing what I am passionate about mean I won’t be successful? ? In this interview with Mr. Desmond Soon, Rony Delgarde shares how he used his awareness of a need in his home country filled with extreme poverty and an issue that big companies and corporations had and found a solution that worked for both parties and now is making a change in the world.

***ARE YOU A BUSINESS OWNER WHO IS LOOKING TO BE A PART OF AN ELITE GROUP?***

May 26th 2022

Founder Rony Delgarde featured on “The Joy Talk” hosted by Vanessa Joy- Canada

We are grateful to have had the chance to do this interview and talk to Vanessa. She is an inspiration for us and so many others around the world.

May 26th 2022

Our CEO, Rony Delgarde was honored to be featured in the Business Voice (Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce)

Our CEO, Rony Delgarde was honored to be featured in the Business Voice (Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce). Words can’t explain our sincere gratitude to our team, donors, and the people who believe in our mission. Without you all, it would be impossible to accomplish anything.

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December 26th 2021

Our CEO Rony Delgarde Was Named Minority Business of the Month

Our CEO & Founder, Rony Delgarde was named August 2021 Black Business of the Month by the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce. He did a Q/A session with the Chamber manager team. Check out the full article in the link below to learn more about the story behind the creation of our organization.

August 19th 2021

COVERING THE GLOBE WITH COLOR BY MICKEY GOODMAN

It’s an honor to be featured in Simply Buckhead Magazine discussing the Global Paint for Charity project and how we are covering the world with color, happiness, and hope. You can find a snippet of the article in the magazine online at https://simplybuckhead.com/covering-the-globe-with-color/ or hard copies at the locations near you. Written by Award-winning Ghostwriter, Journalist, and Content Creator —Mickey Goodman

April 30th 2021

Meet Rony Delgarde: an advocate for Color | Global Humanitarian Relief expert | and Social Entrepreneur

Special thanks to Shoutout Atlanta for sitting down with our CEO to discuss our stories and how Global Paint for Charity (GPC) gives us a purpose to change lives. You can find the full interview on the homepage in an article titled: “Happiness: it’s what matters.”

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April 13th 2021