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Members of Piping Industry help toddler fight cancer

Posted by Northwest Ohio Piping Industry

Dec 22, 2016 3:03:00 PM

Piping Industry members took care of one of their own, as they raised $15,000 to help fight pediatric cancer.

Elijah Morrissey, the 3-year old son of Piping Industry member Tim Morrissey, was diagnosed with Stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma in September and since that time, Elijah has been in and out of the hospital fighting for his life.

In January, Elijah and his parents will travel to New York City, where he will be under the care of specialists at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, one of the nation’s leading pediatric cancer treatment centers, for his latest round of treatments.

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Topics: Donation, Oregon Clean Energy, Piping Industry, Northwest Ohio Piping Industry, Cancer, AZCO, Pediatric Cancer, Community Minded

Spreading Holiday Cheer Across Northwest Ohio

Posted by Northwest Ohio Piping Industry

Dec 18, 2014 2:30:46 PM

The holidays are rapidly approaching and bringing with them some inevitabilities across Northwest Ohio, like that the malls will be filled to capacity, and we will be complaining about weather for at least the next four months.

But one thing that is far less certain for many children in the area is not whether or not they will receive everything on their list, but if they will receive any presents at all. This is why the Northwest Ohio Piping Industry was proud to do our part in helping to alleviate these concerns this holiday season.

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Topics: Donation, Toy Drive, Lucas County Children Services, Piping Industry, Hope for the Holidays, Northwest Ohio, Community Minded

Piping Industry Volunteers Materials, Labor to Open Toledo's Wilson Pool

Posted by Northwest Ohio Piping Industry

Jun 18, 2014 4:30:00 PM

Members of the Piping Industry received accolades June 17 from Toledo city officials for the critical role they played in getting Wilson Pool in North Toledo ready for use this summer.

Funding shortages had threatened to keep the city pool closed, but members of the Piping Industry and other Northwest Ohio Building Trades volunteered their services and helped obtain needed equipment and materials to get the pool ready for use this summer.

Toledo City Council President Paula Hicks-Hudson held a news conference June 17 to celebrate the completion of the repairs at Wilson Pool. At the same event, Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins said the work to renovate the pool was completed at only 25 percent of the originally estimated cost, thanks to the volunteer effort by city's building trades. 

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Topics: projects, Wilson Pool, Donation, Building Trades, Pool, Kuhlman Corporation, Toledo, Volunteer, Community Minded

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