“We wanted to help in our own small way, be a part of providing homes for the less fortunate. The event was so incredibly rewarding for our team, and the Habitat community was gracious and extremely appreciative to have the help… After doing this event, I believe more companies in our industry may want to get involved and give back to a community in need.”
Ty Acton, Tingue President
Recently, Tingue, a family-owned and operated organization in the commercial laundries industry, came out for a special build day. In April of this year, Tingue took the opportunity to reach out to NOAHH and lend a hand while they were in the city for a training seminar. About fifty Tingue employees from the sales division, along with CEO David Tingue and company president Ty Acton, spent a day working in small groups on two Habitat homes. Tingue found that volunteering for NOAHH was the perfect way to give back to a community that they visit so often.
