Join the movement and do your bit to Keep Waitakere Beautiful in the first ever Graffiti Free Week!

Keep Waitakere Beautiful, Rotary, Resene and Conservation Volunteers NZ are excited to be collaborating in the first nation-wide Keep New Zealand Beautiful Graffiti Free Week. This year’s Graffiti Free Week runs from the 4th-11th November 2013.

Many Kiwis will get involved with the inaugural Graffiti Free Week – a time when individuals, businesses, schools and groups get out into their communities and help to remove graffiti from their patch. Waitakere locals are encouraged to join forces for the 50/50 campaign to paint 50 lamp posts and 50 power poles on Friday 8th November and Saturday 9th November from 10am to 3pm.

“Come along to Godley Road in Green Bay on one or both of the days and be part of the 50/50 campaign,” says Fiona McCallum of Keep Waitakere Beautiful. “These 50 power poles and 50 lamp posts have been repeatedly targeted by taggers. Painting them will make a real difference.”

Groups and individuals can join an organised event in their area, or they can set up their own event and publicise it on the Keep New Zealand Beautiful website for others to get involved in. Resene give away free grey paint to cover graffiti, so if you need paint, simply email Resene at update@resene.co.nz with your personal and project details.

For more details on how to get involved in Graffiti Free Week and a full list of registered events around the country visit www.knzb.org.nz

About Keep New Zealand Beautiful
-Keep New Zealand Beautiful is a non-profit organisation and operates as an Incorporated Society (charitable trust) to promote litter abatement, waste minimisation and the beautification of our towns and cities.  
-KNZB was established under the New Zealand Litter Act 1979 and has been operating ever since to provide branches at both a national and local level.
-Governed by a Board of Zone and Industry Representatives, our strength is in our nationwide local, volunteer network that engages with their local communities to enable the implementation of programmes like KNZB Week, Adopt-A-Spot, Wall Worthy, Beautiful Towns and Cities Awards.
-KNZB also acts as the conduit for the implementation and promotion of programmes developed by and in partnership with Local/Regional Council, as well as other non-profit organisations.

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