PuroClean joined the Tamarac North Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce for the third year as Title Sponsor of its annual PuroClean Classic Golf Tournament on December 3, 2021. This annual event surpassed its goal of $12,000 as the Chamber wraps up another successful tournament, giving back to the local organization in the spirit of giving during the holiday season.
K-tech Kleening & Restoration in Weston, Wis., welcomed volunteers on December 17 and 18 to assist K-tech Charities with their annual distribution of 400 food baskets.
Single Source Disaster Recovery Specialists, a Rhode Island-based property damage cleanup and reconstruction contractor, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The company is commemorating the milestone with a gift to fund a four-year scholarship to the Carpenter Apprenticeship Program at Roger Williams University.
ServiceMaster Restoration By Simons, a Chicago-based company providing commercial disaster restoration services, is helping to make the season brighter for several Skokie, Ill., families.
The Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI) is accepting support on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2022, to fund development and distribution of sience-based resources.
EcoClean Restoration has announced its Toys for Tots initiative for the greater San Antonio area. “Over one-quarter of the households with children in the San Antonio area are currently living in poverty,” said Carlos Adame, owner and floor care manager for EcoClean Restoration.
Venture Construction Group of Florida (VCGFL) sponsored the Palm Beach Walk to Defeat ALS on Nov. 13. The virtual event raised $34,240, nearly 26% of its $130,000 goal.
As the ALS Florida Association Chapter Premier Statewide Sponsor, Venture Construction Group of Florida (VCGFL) recently sponsored the Hope and Health Symposium.
In 2017, BluSky’s philosophy of “Making Our Communities Better” hit home when one of its employees, Lyle Rakers, was diagnosed with a rare form of ALS called Brachial Amyotrophic Diplegia (BAD). Since 2018, the tournament has raised a total of $321,000 for the Miller Lab at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
