Buffalove paints so W.S. houses can pop
Bernice
Radle, co-founder of Buffalove Development, above, stands in the stairway of the 351
Massachusetts Ave. house that she is currently working to rehab.
Buffalove Development purchases houses on the West Side and brightens them up,
inside and out. The organization just started a fundraising campaign online, Paint
Out Loud!, where the goal is to raise $15,000 by the spring to paint
houses whose owners cannot necessarily afford to do it themselves. “Even if we don't meet our goal, I think that we
will take that paint and repaint porches, and try to repaint the front door of
every house on the block as well, to make it pop and make it look a little more
loved," Radle said. By Lauren Coppola and Samantha Wulff
Bernice
Radle, co-founder of Buffalove Development, above, stands in the stairway of the 351
Massachusetts Ave. house that she is currently working to rehab.
Buffalove Development purchases houses on the West Side and brightens them up,
inside and out. The organization just started a fundraising campaign online, Paint
Out Loud!, where the goal is to raise $15,000 by the spring to paint
houses whose owners cannot necessarily afford to do it themselves. “Even if we don't meet our goal, I think that we
will take that paint and repaint porches, and try to repaint the front door of
every house on the block as well, to make it pop and make it look a little more
loved," Radle said. By Lauren Coppola and Samantha Wulff
