Art Supplies Drive Starts in May

To update our previous blog... starting in May we'll be looking for partners with our donation drive.

We plan to donate $10,000 worth of art supplies to area schools at the start of the next school year, and the campaign will probably officially start in July.

If you'd like to help stay tuned for more information!

Only 3 Weeks Left for Spring Cleaning!

There's only 3 weeks left to take advantage of our Spring Cleaning package. It's our most thorough cleaning package designed to help you take back your home before the "dog days" of Summer.

Most house cleaning services won't offer you this kind of cleaning package, or they'll charge you over $300. We'll give your home a deep clean, remove and give you tips for maintaining any problem spots or stains, and drop off any of your unwanted items or clothes to Goodwill.

Starting at $175, call us at 602-341-3317 to schedule your appointment today!

ArtBridge Thursdays

For a great time every Thursday in April their will be crafters, jewelers, and artists displaying their work in Downtown Scottsdale on the Marshall Way Pedestrian Bridge. Starts at 6pm.

Free admission!

Why Creative House Cleaning?

One of our missions is supporting art in Phoenix, AZ... thats why we call ourselves "Creative House Cleaning"

We're starting to put together a campaign to raise money and art supplies for area schools, and with the recent budget cuts its more important than ever:

"The latest round of cuts to the Arizona Commission on the Arts will mean less money for museums, theaters and orchestras and less arts education in schools.

But some leaders in the arts community are not as concerned about the fiscal impact of reducing the state's annual appropriation from $665,000 to zero than about the intangible impact.

"The big thing is the statement this makes," Phoenix Art Museum director Jim Ballinger said. "When you zero something out, either intentionally or unintentionally, the statement that that carries with it from the Legislature is that arts and culture are not important to the people of Arizona. . . .

"That kind of spirit may be more damaging than the actual dollars lost."

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/arizonaliving/articles/2011/04/12/20110412artscommission0412.html#ixzz1JKFDCeRH