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On Wednesday LU 841 held their Christmas Party at the Akron Union Hall. During the party, BM/ST Sherwood, Assistant Director of Service in the North Scott Harter and member Garvin Carter presented Denis Martin with a 50-year pin honoring his dedication to the union. Thank you for your years of service to this union!
August 1, 2019 – Valley City, Ohio: The IUPAT DC6 PATCH Foundation Golf Outing raised $25,000 for various PATCH Children charities at their golf outing held at Coppertop Golf Course in Valley City Ohio. It was the 14th consecutive year for the event. A large crowd turned out and enjoyed the four-person scramble format which also featured several special events including longest drive, closest to the pin, skins game, and a poker game. Raffle baskets, a 50/50 raffle, combined with a delicious steak dinner and good times with friends made the event an overwhelming success.
Founding in 2001, the members of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades created the PATCH (Painters & Allied Trades for Children’s Hope) Foundation to support organizations that provide educational and medical services to our youth, as well as support local sports programs. PATCH Foundation support in 2019 has included the “Littlest Heroes, the New Castle YMCA, and Golden String, Inc.
“Every penny that is raised goes to children’s charities throughout the council,” said Jim Sherwood, Business Manager Secretary/Treasurer for DC6. “We are proud to have raised over $200,000 for the PATCH Foundation over the past 14 years.”
The first-place winners of the golf outing were Ed Thomas, Bill Phillips, Mike Kreis, and Mark Isom from Bakers Local 19. Taking second place was Frank Ozanski, Jim Dyer, Todd Cutcher, and Karl Shaner from Clear Images. Tim Halas, Glazier Representative of Local 847, was the winner of the putting contest.
Thank you to our sponsors, and to everyone who came out and make the event a success!
HOST Sponsors
Safety Control Technologies (SCT) – $5,000
Beverage Sponsor: Thomarios
Lunch Sponsor: Ohio Business Machines (OBM)
GOLD Sponsors
ACT OHIO FOUNDATION
ALLOTTA/FARLEY CO., L.P.A.
ANCORA ADVISORS
ANTHEM BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
CLEAR IMAGES
CONSOLIDATED GLASS
DRYWALL FINISHERS LOCAL UNION 505
GLAZIERS LOCAL UNION 181
GOLDSTEIN GRAGEL, LLC
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS & ALLIED TRADES
JOHN HANCOCK RETIREMENT PLAN SERVICES
MCDERMOTT & HICKEY, LLC
PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES DISTRICT COUNCIL 6
PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES DISTRICT COUNCIL 91
PAINTERS LOCAL UNION 476
PAINTERS LOCAL UNION 707
PAINTERS LOCAL 841 AKRON/CANTON
PAINTERS LOCAL UNION 1275
SAFETY CONTROLS TECHNOLOGY, INC.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY
SIGN & DISPLAY LOCAL UNION 639
SMART SHEET METAL WORKERS LU #33
TODD ASSOCIATES, INC.
WALTHALL REA CPA’S
WIDMAN & FRANKLIN, LLC
SILVER Sponsors
AndCo CONSULTING
BOYD WATTERSON ASSET MANAGEMENT
BUCK
DELTA DENTAL
INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE SERVICES, LLC
PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES DISTRICT COUNCIL 14
PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS CHAPTER
PNC INSTITUTIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT
WICKENS HERZER PANZA
April 18, 2019; Strongsville Ohio: The International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 6 (IUPAT) is planning to rehab three cutting edge nonprofit addiction treatment services; the Jean Marie House Recovery Center in Brook Park Ohio, Addiction Services Council Recovery Center in Cincinnati, and the Refuge Ministry Recovery Center in Columbus. In total, approximately $75,000 in Labor and Materials will be donated by over 40 IUPAT members on Saturday, April 20th the IUPAT Day of Community Action. The support is part of a district-wide initiative to focus union resources towards fighting the opioid epidemic.
“IUPAT DC6 is committed to making a positive impact in the communities in which we live and work,” said Jim Sherwood, Business Manager Secretary/Treasurer for IUPAT DC6. “Seven out of 10 families are touched by addiction. IUPAT DC6 is partnering with organizations that are on the front lines dealing with this crisis.”
The Jean Marie House is a sober Living Program for women, with a capacity of serving 35 women at one time. They are part of the Ed Keating Center, which has three non-profit sober living facilities that treats recovering alcoholic and drug-addicted men and women. Addiction Services Council has cut overdose rates in Cincinnati by as much as 35%. Their prevention services reach more than 30,000 people annually, which supports their vision to build a community free of drug and alcohol abuse as well as the disease of addiction. The Refuge Ministry Recovery Center in Columbus offers free drug rehab services. They have four locations around central Ohio that serve 75+ men and women. They have heled more than 5,000 men and women recover from addiction.
The IUPAT Community Action Day begins at 7:AM on Saturday, April 20th and is concluded whenever the projects are done. Local IUPAT members volunteer their time towards the projects, which are always focused on IUPAT’s home communities. For more information on the IUPAT Day of Community Action, visit http://iupat-dc6.org/news/ .
District Council 6 would like to welcome David Lay out of Local 249 as the newest Business Representative/ Organizer who will be covering the Dayton and Cincinnati areas. David has been a drywall finisher for the past 9 years, served on his local e-board and is a member of the Young Lions. Help us congratulate David on his new position!
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