Community Involvement | Brevard, Volusia, & Key West

Ellington Air Conditioning & Heat is committed to serving the community our employees consider to be "home". We do this through philanthropic endeavors in addition to providing world-class heating and cooling services. They understand the importance of helping those who are less fortunate and may need a helping hand. Continue reading below to see how we serve our neighbors!

The Children's Hunger Project

About the Children's Hunger Project

Ellington Heating & Air is involved with The Children’s Hunger project. This is a 501©(3) non-profit charity dedicated to eliminating the growing problem of weekend childhood hunger.

A team of volunteers and dedicated staff provide food packages to elementary school students on Friday of each week. This kid-friendly food required no refrigeration or cooking. Students who would normally come to school hungry on Monday mornings, instead return well-fed and ready to learn.

50% of Brevard County students are on the free and reduced-price lunch program. Many students who receive breakfast and lunch at school have few food resource at home on the weekends. The Children’s Hunger Project addresses a serious need for the children in our community.

Scrap with a Gift Wrap

Scrap with a Gift Wrap supplies over 750 meals per year to kids in need!

At Ellington, protecting the environment is just as important to us as supporting our community. Sometimes you see a company doing a little here or a little there, but we wanted to create something more sustainable. We came up with a way to accomplish both initiatives – Ellington’s “Scrap with a Gift Wrap” program was born!

Here’s how it works… For each system we replace, we recycle every component of the old system being removed. Instead of ending up in a landfill, this “scrap” creates a viable source of income which we use to support worthy causes like The Children’s Hunger Project. A win-win for the environment and the kids!

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