Q: During the recent conventions, a newscaster stated that Chelsea Clinton worked for the Clinton Foundation. What does she do for the foundation? How much does she make?
—Skip French, Sautee
A: Clinton is the vice chairman of the board for the Clinton Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that builds "partnerships between businesses, (non-governmental organizations), governments and individuals" to solve social issues.
She “works to drive the vision and programmatic work” of the Clinton Foundation, according to its website (clintonfoundation.org), and assists the foundation’s leadership to help make the Clinton Foundation “one of the most effective and efficient global NGOs in the world.”
She doesn’t receive a salary from the Clinton Foundation, the website states. The foundation’s 2014 tax forms show her receiving no salary for that year.
Q: I have paints, both water and oil based, that are accumulating at my home. Can you tell me where in Cobb and/or Woodstock that I can dispose of these paints or have them recycled?
—David Corpening, Marietta
A: Atlanta Paint Disposal accepts house paint if it hasn't been mixed with other paints or liquids.
The dropoff location in Woodstock is at Titus Restoration (323 Bell Park Drive, 678-494-6893), according to atlantapaintdisposal.com.
In Cobb County, dropoff locations include the Benjamin Moore stores at 4672 Sandy Plains Road (770-645-1691) and at 547 Roswell St. (770-321-9250), and Cobb County Advanced Disposal Systems at 1897 County Services Parkway (770-485-8940).
There is a charge per can, depending on its size.
Go to atlantapaintdisposal.com or call 404-333-8763 for more details.
Andy Johnston with Fast Copy News Service wrote this column. Do you have a question? We’ll try to get the answer. Call 404-222-2002 or email q&a@ajc.com (include name, phone and city).
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