WILLIAMSBURG — Streamline Roofing announced the completion of its annual Raise the Roof community project, and this year’s recipient is the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center.
The local nonprofit suffered severe storm damage in March to one of its main buildings. Williamsburg’s Streamline Roofing provided the roof replacement at no cost.
“4-H holds a special place in our hearts,” said Liz Heath, Director of Marketing at Streamline Roofing. “Many of our team members’ children have attended camps at Jamestown 4-H, and we’ve seen firsthand the impact this organization has on the Williamsburg community. We’re proud to play a small part in the strong community rallying behind 4-H.”
Raise the Roof is now in its eighth year. The company said the project was made possible thanks to key supplier sponsors Beacon Building Supply and CertainTeed.
Those interested in supporting Jamestown 4-H in their recovery efforts can donate directly on the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center website.
