This week, we cover a Flying Ace Express Car Wash charity event and grand openings.
Flying Ace Express Car Wash donates $7,200 to The Dayton Foundation’s Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund
DAYTON, Ohio — Flying Ace Express Car Wash has announced the donation of $7,241.43 to The Dayton Foundation’s Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund, according to a press release.
The donation was a result of a one-day fundraiser held on Saturday, Aug. 17th at all six Greater Dayton Flying Ace Express Car Wash locations, the release continued.
During the event, Flying Ace Express donated $5 from each retail Flying Ace wash purchased and each Unlimited Wash Club Member wash upgrade, and monetary donations were also collected from customers on-site, the release stated.
“We continue to think about all who have been affected by this tragedy and wanted as a company to bring together our staff and customers to show support for the victims and their families,” said Dan Eisenhauer, Flying Ace Express Car Wash partner and Express Wash Concepts vice president of operations.
The Dayton Foundation is the regional community foundation for Greater Dayton, according to the release; since its establishment in 1921, the foundation has managed more than 3,700 charitable funds that have provided more than $920 million in grants to nonprofits locally and nationwide.
The Dayton Foundation is working with local officials to distribute the money collected from the Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund to families directly affected by the shooting, the release noted.
Since opening in 2015, Flying Ace Express has donated thousands of dollars and carwashes to support Greater Dayton organizations, including Dayton Children’s Hospital, Dayton Foodbank, Feed The Creek, For Love of Children, Moms 4 Miracles, SICSA, The Alzheimer’s Association, The Community Table and Volunteers of America, the release stated.
The company currently operates express washes in Beavercreek, Englewood, Huber Heights, Miamisburg and Washington Township, and a seventh location, currently under construction in Moraine, will open in late fall 2019, the release concluded.
Gas station opens new carwash with LEDs
NEW ULM, Minn. — According to www.nujournal.com, the Holiday Gas Station at 1201 Westridge Rd. recently unveiled its new carwash.
The carwash is now a soft-touch machine instead of the touchless format the gas station used to have, the article continued.
Holiday employee Jordy Veit said the touchless carwash often left a film whereas the soft-touch wash is very soft and does not leave a film, the article noted.
The new carwash has LED lights installed that will give it a light show effect for customers to enjoy, the article stated.
Holiday still offers monthly unlimited wash passes for different packages, which can be used at over 200 other Holiday Gas Stations, the article concluded.
Classy Chassis Car Wash opens newly remodeled site
PUYALLUP, Wash. — According to www.thesubtimes.com, the remodel of the newest Classy Chassis Car Wash, located at Canyon Rd., has been completed.
The site features an all-new automatic carwash tunnel equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the article continued.
The carwash will hold a grand opening event from Aug. 24-26 in which customers can receive a free “Ultimate” carwash, the article noted, and many surprise giveaways.
The newly remodeled site is eco-friendly, conserving water and extremely energy efficient, like Classy Chassis’ other seven washes throughout Pierce County, the article concluded.
