Community Involvement

Covenant Plumbing was proud to serve as a sponsor for Fur-Chella, a music-festival-inspired pet adoption and community event hosted by the Humane Society of Central Illinois.  The event brought together local vendors, food trucks, musicians, sponsors, and hundreds of pet lovers for an afternoon centered around community connection and helping animals find their forever homes.

Our team enjoyed spending time at the event meeting attendees, interacting with pets and their people who stopped by our table, enjoying the live music, and supporting local vendors. Most importantly, we were thankful for the opportunity to support an event that raises awareness for the Humane Society of Central Illinois and the important work they do for animals in our community.

At Covenant Plumbing, we value opportunities to invest in events that bring people together while making a positive impact locally.

Covenant Plumbing recently participated as an exhibitor at the Twin Cities Showcase held at CEFCU Arena. The event brought together nearly 100 local businesses with the goal of building meaningful connections throughout the community.

During the showcase, our team had the opportunity to meet community members face-to-face, answer questions about our services, and connect with other local businesses. Events like these allow us to strengthen relationships within the Bloomington-Normal area and continue building trust with the people and organizations we serve. We are grateful for opportunities like the Twin Cities Showcase that help bring local businesses and the community together in a positive and impactful way.

Covenant Plumbing participated in the Polar Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics

Covenant Plumbing participated as a vendor, set up in booth 51.

We chose the coldest night so far this year (not on purpose!) to ring the bell to support the Salvation Army.  We had a good time and proved just how tough we are. 

We sponsored the Stuff the Bus event which raises funds for the Crisis Nursery.  Delayne & I volunteered during the event to tell people about it and gather donations that were then Stuffed in the Bus!

We purchased presents and helped set up for the Boys & Girls Club Holiday Shopping Spree that took place December 13th.

Linda Bomya won our yard sign contest and received a $250 check.

We gave out candy at both the Oakdale School PTO and YMCA trunk or treats

The covenant team volunteered at the Midwest Food Bank