The Bigoski Insurance Agency and Project Mend-A-House are partnering to benefit the senior, low-income and disabled residents of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. Effective September 1 through November 30, 2010, the Bigoski Insurance Agency will contribute $25 to Project Mend-A-House for every person who calls their agency for an insurance quote and mentions the local non-profit. Full details can be found at www.TheBigoskiAgency.com/PMAH
The Bigoski Insurance Agency is a local small business and independent insurance agency based in Gainesville, specializing in automobile, homeowners, renters, commercial property and life insurance. Meanwhile, Project Mend-A-House is a local non-profit agency based in Manassas which specializes in accomplishing home repairs and installing safety modifications. Together, they hope to make a difference in the lives of many local low-income, senior and disabled residents.
“I have always been fortunate enough to be surrounded by family and friends who have made such a tremendous impact on my life”, stated Tom Bigoski, President of the Bigoski Insurance Agency. “This partnership and the support of a great local non-profit agency like Project Mend-
A-House is my small way of giving back to the community which has always been so kind to me.”
Although the Bigoski Agency specializes in all types of insurance, this promotion will be limited to quotes received for homeowners, renters, and automobile insurance. Purchase of a policy is not required. Interested residents can obtain additional information by going to their website at www.TheBigoskiAgency.com/PMAH or by contacting Tom directly at 571-969-3743 or tom@thebigoskiagency.com.
“This is a great opportunity to be partnering with a local small business like the Bigoski Agency,” stated Andrea Saccoccia, Executive Director of Project Mend-A-House. “Every dollar that Project Mend-A-House realizes as a result of this partnership will be re-invested back into the local community in the form of building materials and the purchase of safety modifications.”