Tag: Volunteerism

One Day of Community

Written by jsolloway on August 9, 2016. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

On Saturday, August 6th over 4,500 people attended the One Day of Community event in Manchester, NH. The event was put on by Manchester Christian Church and the New Hampshire Fisher Cats with the purpose to serve under-resourced students in the city. There were 3,860 backpacks filled with school supplies by donors and then distributed for free to families in need. Over 500 volunteers came together to

Soil-Away Supports Special Olympics of NH

Written by jsolloway on May 12, 2016. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away Founder and CEO, Jack Solloway, continues his generous support of Special Olympics New Hampshire. Solloway has been a Special Olympics annual partner since 2000. “The team at Special Olympics makes a huge positive impact with everyone they work with,” states Solloway. “It is an honor to help support such a great organization all these years.”

Supporting USO

Written by jsolloway on March 2, 2016. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away is proud to support our troops through the United Service Organizations (USO). The company once again renewed its annual sponsoring membership through 2017.

Soil-Away Added to Make-A-Wish Board

Written by jsolloway on November 18, 2015. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Make-A-Wish New Hampshire has expanded their board of directors. They have recently welcomed the addition of Joshua Solloway to serve as a new member of their leadership and advisory team. Solloway is the vice president of Soil-Away Cleaning and Restoration Services based in Hooksett, NH. He has been an active volunteer and fundraiser for Make-A-Wish since 2011.

Soil-Away supports Teen Challenge New England

Teen Challenge Golf Tournament

Written by jsolloway on August 27, 2015. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away recently had the privilege of sponsoring and participating in the 12th Annual Teen Challenge New Hampshire Golf Classic. The tournament took place at Candia Woods in Candia, NH. Approximately 120 business leaders and individuals came out to support the great organization.

Supporting MS Society

Written by jsolloway on July 30, 2015. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

This month Team Soil-Away is supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Please join our friends, Wade Anderson and Jim Moody, who are both raising money to fight MS.

Soil-Away Supports the Granite YMCA

Written by jsolloway on April 23, 2015. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away recently participated in the 27th Annual Reach Out for Youth and Families Dinner to support The Granite YMCA. Derek Rogers, business development manager for Soil-Away, attended the event at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester. “I am really glad we were able to support the local YMCA chapter. It was a great experience to connect with so many passionate people about the Y’s mission,” explained Rogers. This giving campaign “provides opportunities for

Teen Challenge Golf Tournament

Written by jsolloway on October 30, 2014. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away recently sponsored and participated in a local golf tournament to support Teen Challenge of New England. The tournament took place at Candia Woods in Candia, NH. Numerous business leaders and individuals came out to support the great organization.

Water Damage Cleanup for Habitat for Humanity- Nashua, NH

Written by jsolloway on September 29, 2014. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement, Fire, Smoke, & Odor Damage, Water Damage.

Soil-Away recently performed a large water damage cleanup project with Habitat for Humanity- Nashua, NH Chapter. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit which, “works in partnership with local people and businesses to assist people in need by building and renovating houses. We help create simple, decent houses to foster communities in which people can live and grow.” The organization is currently working on a Nashua home which was donated to them. Prior to renovations, the property sustained serious...

Helping the Hungry

Written by jsolloway on September 2, 2014. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away recently sponsored a charity golf tournament to benefit Do You Know Him? Ministries. This growing outreach organization serves under-resourced members of the downtown Manchester community. They provide numerous services to the community such as, but not limited to the following: breakfast ministry, prison ministry, street ministry, and marriage ministry.

Walking with CareNet

Written by jsolloway on July 16, 2014. Posted in Blog, Community & Civic Involvement.

Recently, members of the Soil-Away team volunteered at the annual CareNet Walk for Life.

Softer Side of Soil-Away: Gardening

Written by jsolloway on May 23, 2014. Posted in Community & Civic Involvement.

Soil-Away employee, Debbie Hurley, has been part of the Amherst Garden Club for the past several years. The mission of the club is to provide educational resources and networking opportunities for members to promote the love of gardening, civic landscaping and environmental responsibility. The members have a wonderful time gardening together and being involved in the beautification of local private areas. All are welcome to join the club.

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Jay Korsen

00:51 04 Aug 22

All I have to say is WOW and FANTASTIC. I just got done building out my new professional office with Soil-Away's construction division and they went ABOVE and BEYOND. Scott and Mike, the carpenters are skilled artisans. The project got done on time and the project came in on budget! The finished results have been blowing people away. Much better than I could have anticipated. Anyone is welcome to come to our office, Bright Light Chiropractic in Hooksett to check out the fine work they did. Simply can't sing enough praises for them. Sorry that the picture doesn't do the job justice. Thank you Jack and your team. -Dr. Jay

Asian Breeze

04:28 15 Jul 22

Since day one, I’ve known the owner, Jack, to be a hard-working and selfless leader. Through the efforts of him and his team, he was able to restore my flooded restaurant to tip-top shape. I was amazed with Jack’s orderliness throughout the entire process. Jack has proven to me that he is trustworthy, as both a friend and an individual in the work environment.

Breton Langendorfer

21:17 07 Jul 22

Highly recommend Soil-Away. A pipe in our upstairs bathroom gave and sent water down through a wall for at least a day before we noticed water dripping through our kitchen ceiling. Our insurance put us in touch with Soil-Away and they were at our house the next morning to assess the damage and dry things out. Joe, Ray and Tom were phenomenal to work with. They explained every part of the process to us and were very professional and friendly. If you have to deal with similar issues call Soil-Away, you won’t regret it.

Maureen Cidzik

13:49 15 May 22

Superior service from start to finish. Highly responsive. The entire team is dedicated to quality and customer care and it shows in everything they do - from first call, to estimate, to job completion.

Sarah Grugnale

16:02 14 Jan 22

Joe and Tommy were amazing to deal with, they kept us updated every step of the process. They were punctual and hard working, answering all of our questions that we had. Everything was done as promised and even above and beyond. A great experience from start to finish.

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Tag: Volunteerism

One Day of Community

Soil-Away Supports Special Olympics of NH

Supporting USO

Soil-Away Added to Make-A-Wish Board

Teen Challenge Golf Tournament

Supporting MS Society

Soil-Away Supports the Granite YMCA

Teen Challenge Golf Tournament

Water Damage Cleanup for Habitat for Humanity- Nashua, NH

Helping the Hungry

Walking with CareNet

Softer Side of Soil-Away: Gardening

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