Community Care+
Wake Forest HVAC Company serves the community that supports us. Care+ means that we are going to serve widows, seniors, single moms, teachers, first responders and those who either serve selflessly or need a little bit of help. Feel free to reach out to us with a need or if you think you know someone we may be able to help!
Past Care+ Opportunities
Below are some of the opportunities we have had to serve and help people in our community.
Each Christmas we try to give Christmas trees to single mothers who could use a little help. Here are some of the people that we have had the pleasure to serve.
When serving in this way, it is hard to keep the tears from flowing. To hear the stories and see the impact made is humbling and eye-opening. Nothing has ever solidified our commitment to serving the community like this.
If you know someone we can help, or would like to show support with help or donations, please reach out to us and let's all work together!
More Care+ Initiatives...
We have supported the Lynch syndrome foundation with over $2000 in donations after hearing a tragic story about a young man who died from a genetic disorder. See more here - https://fightlynch.org/about/
We installed a brand new Trane HVAC system with a 10 year Labor Warranty for a single mother who is a 3rd grade teacher FOR FREE. When we heard the hardship she was having we decided it was time to help in a MAJOR way. Here is the review she left:
Knowing how costly it is to start an HVAC company, and after hearing about a friend who wanted to start his own HVAC company, we decided to purchase several of the major tools needed to start his own HVAC business.
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For 2023 we have committed to fund the complete restoration a large historic mural in downtown Youngsville. Keep an eye out for that!
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On more than one occasion we have built handicap accessible railings and ramps in homes of seniors where the need was present.
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Many occasions have presented to opportunity for us to give steep discounts to first reponders, teachers, seniors, and single mothers.
Why this mindset?
I grew up with my grandmother who worked full-time while raising me and my brother. I saw firsthand the struggles single caretakers go through. I grew up around drug addiction, alcoholism, physical domestic violence, and dysfunction. As a teenager, I myself became caught in the cycle of crime, addiction, and dysfunction. At the age of 20 I was born again by the grace of Jesus Christ and have since committed my life to serving and imitating Him to the best of my abilities. To understand why I have such a commitment to giving, here are a couple bible verses that I ground myself on that motivate and inspire me to be more like Jesus Christ and less like who I used to be.
"......in reference to your former way of life, you are to rid yourselves of the old self, which is being corrupted in accordance with the lusts of deceit, and that you are to be renewed in the spirit of your minds, and to put on the new self......The one who steals must no longer steal; but rather he must labor, producing with his own hands what is good, so that he will have something to share with the one who has need." - Ephesians 4:22-26
If I could do more, I would. But I am happy to do what I've done. We will continue to increase the amount of care and giving in both impact and quantity as the years go on. I cannot thank God, and those who support us, enough for being able to live out the convictions and purpose God has put in my heart.
Mason Bridges
Owner, Wake Forest HVAC Company