The company recently donated 1,500 N95 masks to Brecksville firefighters and paramedics. The fire department uses the N-95 masks on all calls in which patients are suspected of having COVID-19 symptoms. As a precaution, first responders use surgical masks on all other calls.
Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine customer, HHI Corporation, a military contractor who specializes in chemical and biological containment systems, based in Ogden, UT, has built Mobile Triage Units (MTUs) to combat COVID-19. Read more
New Orleans received a donation of 1,000 N95 masks from Sherwin-Williams. Supplies are being processed by New Orleans Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness and will be distributed to a combination of healthcare and frontline workers.
The Tri-State District Women’s Networking Group collected donations to support the Feed Evansville Program. This group was able to provide meals for more than 200 families in Evansville, Indiana.
The Sherwin-Williams team in Beloit, Wisconsin donated coveralls to frontline employees at a local hospital – OSF Healthcare.
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announced Sherwin-Williams will donate 3,000 N95 masks to the state. “Law enforcement and first responders already work in high-risk environments and with this health crisis it is even more important for us to protect those who protect us,” said Rutledge.
Our teams in Utah and Nevada have been sharing messages of hope, working closely with customers who are making a difference and donating to those in need. Read more
The team at the Haddon Heights Sherwin-Williams store donated coveralls to front line staff at Barclays Rehabilitation and Health Care Center in Cherry Hill, NJ.
The team in Battle Creek, Indiana decided to put together care packages for some assisted living facilities and healthcare workers in the area.
Sherwin-Williams Argentina donated products, through Foundation Yeah, to the Dr. Arturo Illia del Sauzalito Rural Hospital in Chaco, Argentina to create a special room to respond to COVID-19.
When the Coronavirus pandemic has subsided and tourists return to Virginia Beach, artist Sam Welty wants people to remember the “helpers.” So he’s in the process of painting a 7,000 square-foot mural on the back wall of an Oceanfront hotel, with paint donated from Sherwin-Williams.
Sherwin-Williams Automotive Branch in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada donated coveralls to Lake Ridge Hospital in Oshawa, Ontario.
Sherwin-Williams Lansing, Michigan team gathered supplies from all stores in the market and a large donation was delivered to Ingham County Medical Care Facility.
The Sherwin-Williams Norfolk, VA district was honored to donate N95 masks, gloves, disinfectant spray and other PPE items to several local fire departments and hospitals.
The Loxahatchee, Florida Sherwin-Williams store team was able to donate safety supplies to the local hospital, Wellington Regional Hospital.
We salute the actions of our store employees across Indiana, who came together to donate paint and essential PPE to healthcare heroes on the frontline. It’s an honor to donate an additional 1,500 gloves and 5,000 N95 masks to Indiana, and we thank the National Guard for distributing these to hospitals across the state. Read more
A Sherwin-Williams Sales Representative in Redding donated 100 N95 masks and alcohol swabs, collected by her team, to Mercy Foundation North, which supports multiple healthcare facilities throughout the area.
Taking care of our neighbors has always been important to Sherwin-Williams. In this unprecedented environment, we have looked for multiple ways to help those around us. Read more
The McHenry, Illinois Sherwin-Williams Team from the Chicago Metro District donated masks, coveralls, gloves, and more to support their local first responders during these unprecedented times.
The Phoenix, Arizona Sherwin-Williams team came together to donate much needed PPE to a local hospital – St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center. They donated hundreds of items, including gloves, coveralls, shoe covers, and N95 masks to those working on the front lines.
A customer volunteering with a grassroots effort in Ann Arbor, Michigan – Angels Wear Gowns – expressed gratitude for the donation of painter’s plastic. The group is transforming it into no-sew isolation gowns. They have created 3,000+ gowns to date, donating to hospitals, nursing homes, EMS, jails, homeless shelters, and more.
The NY Capital District came together to help 8 hospitals in the area. It was a team effort to collect and distribute the masks, Tyvek suits, gloves and shoe covers to the heroes of the Upstate New York region.
A pallet of Paint Shield® was donated for a project in Washington state’s King County that will provide rapid-response solutions to transform multiple sites into facilities equipped to quarantine patients who are unable to self-quarantine, particularly those lacking housing.
The Tulsa, Oklahoma team connected with the city’s police department to donate available masks and respirators.
Attorney General Lynn Fitch thanked Sherwin-Williams for the donation of 5,000 N95 masks to Mississippi. The masks are being distributed through First Responders of Mississippi (FROM), a non-profit organization that helps police, fire, and rescue workers and agencies get equipment and support.
Across Cincinnati-Dayton District, the team donated more than 5,000 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) to frontline medical workers. Masks, coveralls, gloves and shoe covers were donated to multiple organizations, including Miami Valley Hospital and Mercy Health.
The Sherwin-Williams Mountain District team gathered personal protective equipment (PPE) to donate to Portsmouth Regional Hospital, Wentworth Douglas Hospital, Frisbie Memorial Hospital and the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency.
At the end of March, the Cleveland Clinic launched the COVID-19 Community Response Campaign after community members asked what they could do to help those on the front line. Companies have donated, including a donation of 50,000 gloves and 10,000 N95 masks from Sherwin-Williams.
The Sherwin-Williams Milwaukee team has been organizing mask donations throughout the district to local hospitals. Most recently, the team donated to ProHealth Oconomowoc Memorial.
The Toledo, Ohio District collected and donated supplies to Hospitals in the area. This included Mercy Health Life Flight Network for St. Vincent Medical Center and St. Rita’s Medical Center. This network provides air and ground transportation to the critically injured through operations of four air medical helicopters, four mobile intensive care units and more than 150 employees making a difference in lives every day.
Managers and Sales Representatives in the Southwest Florida Metro District stepped up to assist both Sarasota Memorial Hospital and Manatee Memorial Hospital with donations of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Today 6,500 N95 masks were donated to the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, responsible for preparedness, response, mitigation and recovery from disasters.
We are proud to have donated 150 gallons of paint to McCormick Place, the Chicago convention center that is transforming into an alternate care facility. In partnership with Walsh Construction, Brookdale Decorating Inc. and the United States Army Corps of Engineers, we also donated materials needed to paint the facility that is expected to serve 3,000 patients. Learn more.
The Utah Attorney General’s Office is partnering with companies – including Sherwin-Wiliams – to collect and distribute masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and other materials to rescue and law enforcement agencies, most of which are from rural communities.
Sherwin-Williams Bakersfield, California store made a donation to the Friends of Mercy Foundation to support the caregivers at both the Downtown and Southwest facilities. They donated coveralls and shoe covers to both facilities.
Two Sales Representatives traveled the district collecting N95 masks, gloves, and Tyvek suits for donation to the area’s healthcare facilities. 14 stores collected almost 600 masks, 400 pairs of gloves, and around 60 pairs of coveralls.
Sherwin-Williams Valencia, California store donated 1,000 N95 masks to Los Angeles Children’s Hospital.
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill announced on Friday that Sherwin-Williams is donating 1,500 gloves and 5,000 N95 masks to Indiana as the state continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.
Manchester-Center, Vermont Sherwin-Williams store donated 100% of their applicable personal protective equipment to Manchester Medical Center.
Sherwin-Williams has long supported University Hospitals (UH) and the community. This week, 10,000 new and unused N95 masks from Sherwin-Williams will provide critical PPE for UH’s front line caregivers. “Our thanks for their support during this global health crisis.“
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro partnered with Sherwin-Williams on Friday to donate 7,500 N95 masks and 2,500 pairs of hygienic rubber gloves to two hospitals, Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia and Lankenau Medical Center in Montgomery County.
The employees at our Effingham, Illinois Distribution Center attached a message of gratitude to the donation of 2,000 N95 masks and 750 gloves made to St. Vincent Charity Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
After learning of local hospitals running short of much-needed safety supplies, the Sherwin-Williams stores of Northwest Indiana, which include Merrillville, Dyer, Crown Point, Portage, Hammond, Valparaiso, and Valparaiso North, pooled together N95 masks, Tyvek suits, goggles, safety glasses, nitrile gloves and shoe covers in an effort to support those on the front line during this crisis.
In Atlanta, companies are coming together to help healthcare professionals who need protective gear. Among those is Sherwin-Williams, aiding in the donations by including 6,000 pairs of full-body coveralls to local hospitals in the Atlanta metro area.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford secured a donation of personal protective gear by Sherwin-Williams to first responders and healthcare workers. The donation included 5,000 N95 masks and 1,500 Nitrile gloves to Nevada to help first responders and health care workers in need.
A Sherwin-Williams customer was looking to aid his neighbor, an executive at one of the largest hospitals in the Houston Area, in his search for personal protective equipment. The Houston District Manager and his amazing team sprung into action to donate equipment and supplies.
Several store teams in the South Georgia District are donating all their coveralls to their local hospital systems. The Douglas, GA store donated to Coffee Regional Medical Center & the Milledgeville, GA store donated to Navicent Health Center.
During this critical time of need, we applaud Sherwin-Williams General Industrial Coating’s heavy-equipment customer, JCB, for retooling operations to manufacture special powder coated steel housings for a brand new design of ventilator from Dyson. We are in this together.
This week the San Diego District came together to show support to Scripps Health with a collective personal protective equipment donation of more than 450 N95 masks, 900 pairs of gloves, 150 shoe covers, and 150 Tyvek coveralls.
The Baton Rouge area stores donated more than 220 coveralls and 115+ boot covers to assist the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in protecting their healthcare workers.
Sherwin-Williams store in Rutland, Vermont was able to donate more than 200 disposable gloves, nearly 50 coveralls, 60 N95 masks, and a handful of shoe covers to the Rutland Regional Medical Center.
The new Hiawatha, Iowa store is doing what they can to help hospitals in the Cedar Rapids area.
The Providence, Rhode Island store, located in the Boston District, took the time to collect personal protective equipment (PPE) from surrounding stores. All items were donated to local hospitals.
This week the team at Sherwin-Williams Mount Royal donated all their N95 masks to the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, Quebec.
A Massachusetts resident wrote in: “I helped a nurse who works at Winchester Hospital by calling around to different area businesses for donations of paint suits. Sherwin-Williams donated the paint suits they had. It was wonderful how they stepped up right away.”
Store Managers and Sales Representatives from the Boston District have been working to round up Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for those working in healthcare. This morning, our Cambridge team was able to load up a van and head to the local hospitals.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced during a press conference on Monday that Sherwin-Williams made a donation of medical supplies and equipment to the state. The donation consisted of 2,500 N95 masks and 1,000 gloves.
Employees at our aerosol manufacturing site in Holland, Michigan donated much-needed personal protective equipment (PPE), including lab coats and goggles, along with 40 cases of aerosol disinfectant. The PPE will be used by Allegan County Emergency Management Team responding to COVID-19 calls and the disinfectant will be used by the Holland Police Department to clean police vehicles.
As communities in Hawaii are affected by a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Sherwin-Williams continues to make generous donations of supplies to medical facilities on the islands. Nurses at the Hawaii Community Health Center received a shipment of masks donated by our company.
Our Los Angeles District was able to gather more than 1,050 masks for local hospitals in the Southern California area. Masks were donated to Huntington Hospital in Pasadena, Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, and Fox Occupational Medical Center in San Bernardino.
Sherwin-Williams donated 3,000 N95 masks to Cleveland EMS workers. “This essential equipment comes at a time when there is a nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment for healthcare providers and first responders,” said Mayor Frank Jackson.
Following a donation of masks to Long Island Jewish Forest Hills Hospital, the same store donated more than 700 masks to Elmhurst Hospital.
The Atlanta Metro District donated more than 620 coveralls to Emory Healthcare, where supplies are needed the most. The donation center said, “it was the single largest material donation since we opened!”
The Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund is designed to complement the work of public health officials and expand local capacity to address all aspects of the outbreak as efficiently as possible. The Rapid Response Fund will provide grant awards on a rolling basis to nonprofit organizations in Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties.
As a customer in New York retrofitted their distillery to produce hand sanitizer, employees from our Protective and Marine Coatings Division assisted in sourcing more than 500 gallons of isopropyl alcohol. The finished product will be shipped to medical and healthcare facilities across the Northeast states.
Harris County healthcare providers were given additional donations of personal protective equipment (PPE) as supplies run low.
Employees within the Tulsa, Oklahoma District donated masks to the Tulsa Fire Department to ensure the firefighters in their community had the proper protection needed to continue saving lives.
The California Bay District teams have been able to gather more than 3,700 N95 masks and gloves to donate to local hospitals, including 1,400 masks to John Muir Medical Center in Contra Costa County, 1000 masks and 1000 gloves to Stanford Health Care in San Mateo County, and 1,289 Masks to UCSF in San Francisco County.