Kimble Company and Kimble Recycling & Disposal responded swiftly to support flood recovery efforts in Wheeling, West Virginia, following recent severe weather that impacted the region.

“Our hearts go out to the families and communities affected by the flooding,” said Keith Kimble, President and CEO of Kimble. “We’re proud to stand alongside organizations like Eight Days of Hope to help our neighbors recover and rebuild.”

In partnership with Eight Days of Hope, a Christian nonprofit organization dedicated to disaster relief, Kimble donated 100 tons of waste removal, utilizing their roll-off dumpsters to assist with cleanup operations. These dumpsters were instrumental in the collection and disposal of debris from the hardest-hit areas, including Valley Grove and Triadelphia, WV. All materials were processed through Kimble’s St. Clairsville, OH Transfer Station and transported to their Dover, OH Landfill.

In addition, a team of Kimble employees volunteered their time and energy on Saturday, June 28, joining Eight Days of Hope on the ground. Volunteers helped muck out homes, clear debris, and assisted residents in salvaging personal belongings.

“This kind of partnership is what makes recovery possible,” said Fred Westover, Rapid Response Manager for Eight Days of Hope. “Kimble’s generous debris removal and hands-on support made a real difference in the lives of those affected.” 

To learn more about Eight Days of Hope and their mission to serve those impacted by disasters, visit www.eightdaysofhope.com.