Paint the Town Grant

A fresh coat of paint welcomes presidential turkeys to Farmamerica

By |05 December 2024|Tags: , , , |

Peach and Blossom, the turkeys pardoned by the U.S. president this year, have arrived at their forever home at Farmamerica in Waseca. Thanks to a fresh coat of paint from SMIF's Paint the Town Grant, visitors will get to see the turkeys in a beautifully-painted 1930s building.

Weaving together resources for long-term impact

By |27 December 2022|Tags: , , , , , , , |

The town of Spring Grove in Houston County has taken full advantage of SMIF’s grants and programming over the years. Courtney Bergey Swanson and Rebecca Charles, both CEDA employees, shared how support from SMIF has made a difference in the community vitality and economic growth of the small town.

Paint the Town Grant Spotlight: Spring Valley unveils Spring Valley Creek Mural

By |06 September 2022|Tags: , , , |

There is a colorful new addition welcoming people to downtown Spring Valley! The City of Spring Valley unveiled its new Spring Valley Creek Mural earlier this summer thanks to support from SMIF's Paint the Town Grant.

Paint the Town Grant Spotlight: Fairmont

By |06 March 2022|Tags: , , , , |

In 2021, SMIF awarded 20 gallons of paint for a unique mural in Fairmont through the Paint the Town Grant program. Alex Young-Williams, a Lead for Minnesota Community Activator serving in Fairmont with Project 1590, shares some of the highlights of creating the mural.

Paint the Town Grant Spotlight: Rushford Area Historical Society

By |02 March 2022|Tags: , , , , |

In 2021, SMIF awarded 20 gallons of paint to the Rushford Area Historical Society (RAHS) to help restore the historic Grinde School House. Terri Benson, president of RAHS, shares some of the highlights of how this project took shape with the help of many volunteers.

Paint the Town Grant Spotlight: Caledonia

By |14 February 2022|Tags: , , , , , |

In 2021, SMIF provided 13 gallons of paint for the Caledonia Street Scapes project through the Paint the Town Grant program. The mural, which depicts a woodland scene, is located in the downtown Pocket Park and is visible from the only set of stoplights in town.

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