Kitchen Magic Partners with the National Forest Foundation – PR Newswire (press release)

The kitchen remodeler's environmental mission will commence on Earth Day. The Kitchen Magic team will plant a ceremonial tree on the grounds of their Nazareth, Pennsylvania headquarters. An additional awareness campaign in their field marketing will be to hand out seed tags to event attendees. This will allow them to plant the tags and create a wildflower garden around their own home. "It just made sense," said Internet Marketing Manager, Alessandra Donato. "We are at 450 home shows, street fairs and events a year, talking to homeowners that obviously care for their homes. We wanted to create a way that allows them to impact the environment in a positive way as well."

Kitchen Magic's cabinet refacing specialty, greatly reduces the amount of wood consumed in a kitchen remodel, compared to traditional kitchen remodeling methods. Refacing uses 75% less wood materials hence, less consumption and less waste to the landfills leading to an overall positive environment footprint.

Brett Bacho, Kitchen Magic President, commented, "Kitchen Magic is firmly committed to protecting the environment in everything we do. Together, through our stewardship with NFF, we are replanting our National Forests. This is a direct reflection of our commitment to an eco-friendly experience for our customers. Not only will our customer's feel good about their homes, but also feel good about their contribution to the planet."

The company maintains its commitment to USA Made Products by manufacturing many of its products locally in its Nazareth, Pennsylvania factory. The refacing method achieves a complete new look, helps the planet and incurs a significant cost savings for homeowners.

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SOURCE Kitchen Magic, Inc.

http://www.kitchenmagic.com/

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Kitchen Magic Partners with the National Forest Foundation - PR Newswire (press release)