Golden Artist Colors and staff clean-up community for Earth Day
COLUMBUS – In what seemed like an endless number of days filled with rain this spring, the sun finally came out just long enough this week so Golden Artist Earth Day volunteers could spend the day cleaning up local communities.
For a number of years, Golden Artist Colors’ employees have participated in Earth Day cleanup efforts. This year employees celebrated Earth Day by helping to clean up more than 30 roadways in the Town of Columbus. The company also had staff ensure it’s commercial properties were cleaned both in New Berlin and at facilities in Norwich.
Close to 80 volunteers participated and were able to remove dozens of bags of garbage and larger debris from the roads.
“It is absolutely wonderful that so many have extended their support to help us make a difference in this community that we live and work in,” said CEO, Mark Golden. Golden himself also took part in the effort, and donates the company’s time and resources to making it possible every year.
“For so many reasons this event is a valuable demonstration of our commitment to this community that has supported us now for 39 years. It is from real action of this sort and not just words that we can share our values of this organization — To be Stewards in All We Care For. Together we have proven that business can do good things, and have committed to a legacy that doing good things creates a good and sustainable company.”
This is the sixth year that Bert Adams Disposal has supported the cleanup with a donation of a 20 yard roll-off container. It will transport the debris to the landfill for disposal.
One of the benefits of being an employee at Golden is that all full-time employees may use up to 40 hours of paid community service time per year. Earth Day clean up is just one way this time can be used. Golden, a company committed to supporting its local community, asked for employees to volunteer some time for this event.
— Tyler Murphy, Sun Managing Editor
Pictured: Close to 80 Golden Artist Colors volunteers participated in an Earth Day clean-up in Columbus this week. (Submitted photo)
For a number of years, Golden Artist Colors’ employees have participated in Earth Day cleanup efforts. This year employees celebrated Earth Day by helping to clean up more than 30 roadways in the Town of Columbus. The company also had staff ensure it’s commercial properties were cleaned both in New Berlin and at facilities in Norwich.
Close to 80 volunteers participated and were able to remove dozens of bags of garbage and larger debris from the roads.
“It is absolutely wonderful that so many have extended their support to help us make a difference in this community that we live and work in,” said CEO, Mark Golden. Golden himself also took part in the effort, and donates the company’s time and resources to making it possible every year.
“For so many reasons this event is a valuable demonstration of our commitment to this community that has supported us now for 39 years. It is from real action of this sort and not just words that we can share our values of this organization — To be Stewards in All We Care For. Together we have proven that business can do good things, and have committed to a legacy that doing good things creates a good and sustainable company.”
This is the sixth year that Bert Adams Disposal has supported the cleanup with a donation of a 20 yard roll-off container. It will transport the debris to the landfill for disposal.
One of the benefits of being an employee at Golden is that all full-time employees may use up to 40 hours of paid community service time per year. Earth Day clean up is just one way this time can be used. Golden, a company committed to supporting its local community, asked for employees to volunteer some time for this event.
— Tyler Murphy, Sun Managing Editor
Pictured: Close to 80 Golden Artist Colors volunteers participated in an Earth Day clean-up in Columbus this week. (Submitted photo)
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