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Big Brothers Big Sisters Paint The Town Green Returns To Central Minnesota

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Aug 31, 2026 | 11:29 AM
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota

(KNSI) – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota is asking area businesses and organizations to go green in September.

The group’s Paint the Town Green campaign runs September 14th through the 20th. Participants are asked to work the color green into their business during that week as a way of drawing attention to mentoring and the need for more mentors in the area.

It is not a fundraiser. BBBS says no fundraising is required to take part, and businesses that sign up will be featured on the organization’s social media accounts and its website.

The campaign uses the hashtag #MentoringMatters.

Businesses have until Friday, September 4th to sign up.

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