Building Value Launches New Site To Coincide With Relocation
10.26.2009
CINCINNATI, OH (10/26/2009) - Building Value opened the doors of its new location in Northside for the first time today. The new location provides expanded space, more variety of product, ample parking and expanded operating hours. An official grand opening ceremony is planned for November 7th.
Building Value was founded in 2004 by Easter Seals Work Resource Center. The organization salvages reusable building materials destined for the landfill and resells them to the public. Building Value operates both a retail re-use outlet open to the public and professional deconstruction services. Salvaged materials are sold at a deep discount to homeowners, landlords and developers. Proceeds support Building Value, Building Ability operations and their parent, Easter Seals WRC.
Coinciding with the relocation was the launch of a newly redesigned web site, developed in partnership with Core Five Creative. The new site features expanded information on Building Value's deconstruction services, retail outlet specials, job training programs, volunteering, and making donations. Visit the site at:
http://www.buildingvalue-cincy.org/
About Building Value
Building Value LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Easter Seals Work Resource Center which empowers people with disabilities and disadvantages to increase their independence through work.
Building Value
4040 Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45223
Phone (513) 475-6783
http://www.buildingvalue-cincy.org/
About Core Five Creative
Core Five works with business and community leaders to heighten the understanding, awareness, and image of their business - aligning both customer perception and the organization's vision. Through reseach, careful planning, and thoughtful exploration, Core Five provides a rational basis to improve communication, utilizing design and technology to help attain strategic goals. The firm has completed projects for Shell Oil Products US, Procter & Gamble Corp., KAO Brands, AOL/Time Warner, Great American Insurance Company, Washington University at St. Louis, GBBN Architects, and The Seven Hills School. For more information visit: <http://www.corefive.com/>.
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