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We want to THANK our customers, YOU, for trusting us with referrals to your friends, family and co-workers in 2013! All-American experienced a great year, hired 4 new team members, and started over 1500 new customers! It’s all because we have the very best customers on the planet!
We love our customers here at All-American! Thanks to our customer referrals and support… together we were able to donate $650 to three Nashville non-profits that are making a big impact in our community. You can read more below about how our referral program works, how you can benefit as a customer, and which three non-profits we support through our GIVE & GIVE BACK REFERRAL PROGRAM.
The 3 Nashville non-profit organizations selected to participate in our Give & Give Back Referral Program include:
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The Tennessee Fisher House Foundation
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Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County
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The Open Table of Nashville
How does our Give & Give Back Referral Program work?
If you are a current customer of All-American, let your friends and family know about the great services you’ve received and if they call All-American and set up services, make sure they let us know that you referred them! Once a successful referral has been made, we will send you a $20 gift card as a ‘thank you’ for referring us and your friend or family member will receive $20 off their new service! And as a ‘thank you’ to the community that we live and work in, we will also donate $10 for each referral to a local non-profit organization of our choosing!
What non-profits will benefit?
All-American has chosen 3 local non-profit organizations to donate to with our Give & Give Back Referral Program. These organizations include:
The Tennessee Fisher House Foundation
This organization is dedicated to bringing a Fisher House to the campus of the Alvin C. York VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro TN. Once the house is built, this organization will attend to the needs of those who will be guests in the house. The Fisher House provides shelter and support for members of our Armed Forces (as well as retirees, veterans and their families) when a loved one is receiving care in an unfamiliar place during a stressful time of serious illness or injury. At the Fisher House, no family pays for their stay; staffing and maintenance will be the responsibility of the VA once the Fisher House is turned over to them upon completion of construction.
Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County
Habitat for Humanity works with low-income families and donors to build simple and decent homes and sell them with no profit and no interest. The Habitat for Humanity offers a hand up, not a handout. HFHWC has built more than 130 homes in Williamson County and they continue to build 10 to 12 new homes per year. Serving as both the general contractor and the mortgage lender on all of the houses they build, Habitat brings together sponsors and volunteers to fund and build each home in partnership with families in needs.
The Open Table of Nashville
This organization was created in 2008 after the Nashville Flood displaced “Tent City”, the largest homeless camp in Nashville located along the Charles River. This organization was created to disrupt the ‘cycle of poverty’ by offering community and transitional housing opportunities for un-housed individuals and resident volunteers that promote stability, recover and wholeness. Community homes foster hospitality while providing advocacy, support services and mentoring relationships. The Open Table Nashville facilitates training and provides resources and curriculums to help groups better understand the complexity of these issues while promoting personal transformation and systemic change in the Nashville community.
If you have had especially good services from our service professionals, or if you know of someone that is in desperate need of effective and responsible pest control services in Nashville and the Middle TN area, mention our name and everyone wins! Contact us today for more information on our referral program.