Samaritan Outreach to host Paint with Palette event at new uptown location
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Samaritan Outreach Services will be hosting a Paint with Palette fundraiser on Friday, July 1 from 6-9 p.m. at their new Uptown Community Room, located at 110 S. High Street in Hillsboro.
The event will be the first fundraiser at the new uptown venue and will take place during the annual Festival of the Bells weekend.?
Paint with Palette is a Columbus-based company founded by two Highland County natives. Kristen Gustin Carter and Kara Gustin Dame, sisters from Leesburg, started the company just over a year ago and have recently expanded their paint party business to both Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
“We’re happy to bring one of our events home to Highland County. Samaritan Outreach does so much to support the community, and we’re happy to give back,” said company co-owner, Kristen Carter.
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The painting event will be led by Carter and will feature a painting of the Highland County Courthouse surrounded by fireworks in the night sky. The class includes all supplies and refreshments.
To register for the event, visit the Samaritan Outreach website at www.ourpantry.org. For additional information, call Samaritan Outreach at 937-393-2220.
About Samaritan Outreach Services
Samaritan, formed in 1989 by the Rev. John and Jean Carson, operates as a nonprofit human services agency in Highland County. Funded primarily by community grants and private donations, Samaritan operates a food pantry and offers laundry assistance, senior nutrition, free tax filing and education programs to area residents. Eligibility for services falls within the guidelines of federal income levels.
The event will be the first fundraiser at the new uptown venue and will take place during the annual Festival of the Bells weekend.?
Paint with Palette is a Columbus-based company founded by two Highland County natives. Kristen Gustin Carter and Kara Gustin Dame, sisters from Leesburg, started the company just over a year ago and have recently expanded their paint party business to both Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
“We’re happy to bring one of our events home to Highland County. Samaritan Outreach does so much to support the community, and we’re happy to give back,” said company co-owner, Kristen Carter.
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The painting event will be led by Carter and will feature a painting of the Highland County Courthouse surrounded by fireworks in the night sky. The class includes all supplies and refreshments.
To register for the event, visit the Samaritan Outreach website at www.ourpantry.org. For additional information, call Samaritan Outreach at 937-393-2220.
About Samaritan Outreach Services
Samaritan, formed in 1989 by the Rev. John and Jean Carson, operates as a nonprofit human services agency in Highland County. Funded primarily by community grants and private donations, Samaritan operates a food pantry and offers laundry assistance, senior nutrition, free tax filing and education programs to area residents. Eligibility for services falls within the guidelines of federal income levels.