Noodles & Company to support Rebuilding Together Sheboygan County
25% of all qualifying online and in-restaurant sales will be donated to the organization
SHEBOYGAN — Noodles & Company has chosen to partner with Rebuilding Together Sheboygan County in support of its fundraising goals.
The fundraising night will take place Thursday, May 8th from 4 PM to 8 PM at Noodles & Company, located at 555 South Taylor Drive in Sheboygan. During these hours, 25% of all qualifying online and in-restaurant sales will go directly back to Rebuilding Together Sheboygan County (RTSC).
When ordering at the restaurant, guests must mention Rebuilding Together upon placing their order prior to paying. Noodles Rewards members should sign into their Rewards account and apply the coupon code “GIVING25” when paying. Ordering online is quick and easy, allows guests to skip the ordering line, and is a great option for those who prefer to dine at home or on-the-go but still want to support RTSC.
“We’re delighted that Noodles & Company believes in supporting the work Rebuilding Together does here in Sheboygan County,” said Jocelyn Ertel, Communications Coordinator for RTSC. The non-profit organization provides free home repairs for those who qualify. It regularly receives applications from homeowners who live in conditions many could not imagine, and who often face challenges that prevent them from being able to tackle them alone.
Thanks to its valued sponsors, tradespeople, and volunteers, the organization was able to make repairs to 20 homes in 2024. “As each new year begins we aim to help more people than we could the last,” said Bob Wells, President of RTSC. “And, we can make that happen if we have the funds available to purchase needed supplies.”
An all-volunteer non-profit, RTSC has been repairing homes in Sheboygan County since 1998. Prior to the COVID pandemic, and with admirable financial support from leading area partners, RTSC organized “National Rebuilding Day” each April. In that format, over a hundred volunteers worked on numerous houses in Sheboygan County in a single day. Currently, repairs are completed year round on a project basis, dependent on available funding, volunteers and weather conditions. This approach allows efficient use of limited resources and provides the opportunity to best understand each homeowner’s needs so services can be customized accordingly.
Repairs are completed by volunteers who are supported by skilled tradespeople and project managers to mitigate the side effects of unsafe housing. To learn more about the organization, visit rtsheboygan.org.
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