Project Spotlight: Safe-Hub Philadelphia
Safe-Hub Philadelphia uses soccer as a platform to connect youth with educational opportunities, mentorship, and community support. The community campus features indoor and outdoor soccer fields, gathering spaces, and youth-focused programming designed to help young people thrive both on and off the pitch. Through a series of painting projects, our team helped refresh both the exterior and interior of the facility, creating bright, welcoming spaces that reflect the organization’s energy and mission. We are grateful to have been chosen as the paint partners for such a special project!
A Bold Exterior Refresh
Our Elite Team transformed the building’s exterior using Orange Pantone 1635C paired with Sherwin-Williams Web Gray (SW 7075). The bold color palette gives the facility a distinctive presence while creating an inviting environment for local youth and their families.
Thank you to our partners at Sherwin-Williams who contributed to the project by donating a portion of the materials used in the transformation.
Expanding the Vision Indoors
After completing the exterior, we returned to continue work inside the facility. The indoor soccer field received vibrant accents in the same bright orange, creating consistency throughout the space while adding energy to the playing area.
Our team also painted areas that have recently become a new café and community room, spaces designed to support learning, mentorship, and connection beyond the game itself.
Front and Center at the World Cup
Earlier this month, ten young Safe-Hub athletes had the opportunity to experience the World Cup front and center, walking hand-in-hand with players onto the pitch ahead of the France vs. Iraq match – an unforgettable experience for the young athletes involved.
It’s exciting to see the facility continue to grow and evolve as Safe-Hub expands its programming and opportunities for local youth. We’re grateful our team was chosen to work on such an important space and appreciate the opportunity to help create spaces that will serve the organization and its participants for years to come.
