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Proud corporate partner of the Humane Society for Greater Nashua.
We haul junk for a living. When the shelter in Nashua needed a truckload gone, we did it for free. Here's the story, and how we try to give back across the towns we serve.
The job
One full truck, no invoice.
The Humane Society for Greater Nashua runs a busy shelter, and shelters collect stuff: old fencing and wire, worn tarps, metal shelving, scrap lumber, and the kind of pile that builds up when every spare hour goes to the animals instead of the storage area.
Our crew drove up from Salem, loaded the truck to the top with junk from the shelter, and hauled it away at no charge. Metal went to recycling, anything usable was set aside, and the rest went to a licensed transfer station, the same way we handle every load.
Afterward the shelter posted a welcome to its new corporate partner on Facebook. We're glad to carry that title. If you're in Nashua and need something hauled, you're hiring a company that shows up for the shelter down the street.
In their words
What the shelter said.
Their team cleared out a large truckload of junk that we needed removed from the Humane Society for Greater Nashua. Their contribution and donation of their time to help our nonprofit goes a long way for us.
Beyond the shelter
How we give back on every job.
Donation first
Usable furniture, housewares, and working appliances from cleanouts go to charities and reuse programs, not the landfill. How we sort each load.
Hauling for nonprofits
Shelters, pantries, churches, and community groups in Southern NH and Northern MA with a cleanout that keeps getting put off: tell us about it. We donate hauling when we can.
Pet supplies to the shelter
Clearing a house with unopened pet food, towels, blankets, or crates? Ask us to set them aside. We'll run them to the Humane Society for Greater Nashua.
Questions
Straight answers.
Is Rocky's Junk Removal involved with the Humane Society for Greater Nashua?
Yes. Rocky's cleared a full truckload of junk from the Humane Society for Greater Nashua at no charge, and the shelter welcomed us as a corporate partner. We're based in Salem, NH, and Nashua is one of the towns we serve.
Does Rocky's do free junk removal for nonprofits?
We donate hauling to local nonprofits when we can. If you run a shelter, food pantry, church, or community organization in Southern New Hampshire or Northern Massachusetts and have a cleanout that's been put off, call or text us and tell us what you're dealing with.
How can I support the Humane Society for Greater Nashua?
The shelter accepts donations, volunteers, and adopters through its website at hsfn.org. If you're clearing a house and have unopened pet food, towels, blankets, or crates, ask us to set them aside and we'll get them to the shelter.
Does Rocky's donate items from cleanouts?
Yes. Usable furniture, housewares, and working appliances go to charities and reuse programs instead of the landfill. See our donation and recycling page for how each load gets sorted.
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