News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 17, 2011
EnviroVantage donates clean out items to ReStore
EnviroVantage made a donation to support the Southeast NH Habitat for Humanity's "ReStore".
ReStore is a retail store located at 15 Fourth St. that sells donated building materials and home improvement supplies to the public at 30-80% below retail costs. These materials could be new or used and are donated by contractors, manufacturers, retail stores and individuals to support low-income families in our community.
EnviroVantage had contracted with Bellwether Community Credit Union in Manchester, to perform demolition work plus a clean out and renovation of space for a new tenant. The clean out included many office chairs, filing cabinets, shelves and other useful office items. Rather than depose of the office furniture, the EnviroVantage team reached out to ReStore to make a donation of the items. EnviroVantage workers provided all the man-power and transportation to deliver the office furniture to the ReStore location.
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