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Aluminum Cans Collected at Treu's Tic Toc Benefit Fetch Foster & Rescue

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Sometimes the work we do goes beyond hauling and cleanup. We teamed up with Treu's Tic Toc Bar & Grill here in Wausau to collect a load of aluminum cans and haul them over to Alter Metal Recycling. Every last one of those cans got turned into real dollars - and every one of those dollars goes straight to Fetch Foster & Rescue.

Fetch Foster & Rescue does important work in this community. They take in dogs that need a second chance and match them with foster families who care for them until they find a permanent home. It's the kind of organization that runs on volunteers, donations, and people who are willing to show up. We're glad we got to be part of that.

Places like Treu's Tic Toc are the kind of neighborhood spots that hold a community together. They saved up those cans, and we handled the hauling. It's a simple idea, but when local businesses and service companies work together with a shared goal, good things happen.

We've always believed that doing good work in Wausau means more than the job itself. It means being a good neighbor. Whether we're on a job site or making a run to the scrap yard for a cause we believe in, we want to leave things a little better than we found them. That's not something we'll ever apologize for.