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Seal coated and freshly striped pavement at Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground, WA

2Down Gives Back

One local project each year

Good pavement work can do some good, too.

Each year, 2Down Services donates one local seal coating, long line striping, parking lot striping, or combined project. It is our way of putting the work we know back into the Battle Ground community we call home.

The recipient might be a resident, a small business, a nonprofit, or another community organization. There is no formal grant process. Miranda and Will consider community nominations, choose a project they believe can make a difference, and reach out directly.

Nominations are open

Think someone local should get a free project?

Nominate someone local
2Down Gives Back

Community projects

Freshly seal coated and striped parking lot at Kiwanis Park in Battle Ground, WA
Past recipient

Kiwanis Park

Location
Battle Ground, Washington
Donated work
Seal coating and parking lot striping
Community role
Battle Ground's largest community park

A gathering place worth caring for.

Kiwanis Park is more than eight acres of playgrounds, courts, paths, open space, and places for neighbors to gather. The City of Battle Ground identifies it as the community's largest park.

2Down donated seal coating and parking lot striping work at the park as one of its community projects. It is the kind of place this tradition is meant to support: local, well used, and shared by people throughout Battle Ground.

City of Battle Ground
How it works

A simple idea, kept simple.

Community members send in names. 2Down considers the nominations, looks for a project that fits, and contacts a potential recipient directly.

1. Nominate someone

Tell us about a Battle Ground-area person or organization and why the work could help.

2. 2Down considers it

The owners review nominations informally and choose a suitable community project at their discretion.

3. The details get confirmed

2Down contacts the potential recipient, confirms property-owner permission, and works through scope, weather, and scheduling.

Community nominations

Nominate someone local.

Know a resident, business, nonprofit, or community organization whose pavement could use some care? Send their name and story directly to 2Down. You can nominate yourself, too.

A nomination is a community suggestion, not an application or promise of work. 2Down selects recipients at its discretion and may contact you or the nominee if it wants to learn more. Property-owner permission, a suitable project scope, weather, and scheduling all factor into the final decision.

Self-nominations and nominations of others are welcome.