Painting a Better Tomorrow

Community

Our goal is to ensure every one of our neighbors has a happy, healthy place to call home. Together, let’s make our communities the best they can be.

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Painting a Better Tomorrow

Changing the world one brushstroke at a time

Painting a Better Tomorrow, or PBT, is a one-day event that brings MBAKS members and community volunteers together to paint a local service organization’s facility. Frequently, the first maintenance item to be removed off an operational budget is painting, so many of our recipients have gone years without this much-needed improvement.

Since 2003, we have painted hundreds of thousands of square feet for area service organizations. Past recipients include nonprofits working to eliminate poverty, special education programs, and more, across King and Snohomish counties.

Volunteering

We need your time and talent, and this is a great chance to brighten the day of an organization in need! Spots for this year’s event are limited—fill out the application below to show your interest.

Volunteer With Your Company

This year you and your company can volunteer at different levels.

Individual: Receive a PBT shirt and lunch
Company group of 5–10: Receive PBT shirt, lunch, and a handheld sign with your company logo
Company group of 10–20: Receive PBT shirt, lunch, handheld company sign, and a shout out in our Master Builder magazine!

Sign up today! When filling out the Volunteer form below, make sure to write in that you are participating with your company under the "Group" section.

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Applications

Painting a Better Tomorrow 2023 applications are open through July 21, and the event will be held Saturday, November 4. We are looking for projects around 10,000–20,000 square feet in either King or Snohomish County. If you know a deserving service organization, encourage them to apply!

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Meet Our 2022 Recipient

Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care envisions healthy communities where every person can achieve their fullest potential.

Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care

They operate ten outpatient clinics and two residential treatment programs for addiction recovery in King County. They provide case management, vocational training, housing support, peer support, crisis support and a wide variety of other support services to make sure that the unique needs of each client are met to the best of their ability. Valley Cities serves more than 20,000 people each year through intensive behavioral health care, counseling, and support services. Learn more.