FAQ: Tru Plumbing and Gas 'Making Waves' Charity Initiative

What is the ‘Making Waves’ initiative?

It’s a monthly charitable giving program by Tru Plumbing and Gas that directs $10 from every completed service call to a handpicked local nonprofit organization in the community.

How much was donated to A Bed 4 Me Foundation?

Tru Plumbing and Gas made an inaugural donation of $1,500 to A Bed 4 Me Foundation through the Making Waves program.

How does the donation calculation work?

The company donates $10 for every completed plumbing service call, with 150 calls in July generating the $1,500 donation to A Bed 4 Me Foundation.

Why was A Bed 4 Me Foundation chosen as the first charity?

CEO Cody Kearns stated that A Bed 4 Me’s mission to provide beds for children was ’near and dear to my heart,’ making them the perfect partner to launch the program.

What areas does this program serve?

The Making Waves program supports organizations making a difference in Okaloosa and Walton counties, where Tru Plumbing and Gas operates.

What is A Bed 4 Me Foundation’s mission?

A Bed 4 Me Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that ensures children have their own place to sleep by providing free bedding kits to qualified families in Okaloosa and Walton counties.

Who are the key people involved in this initiative?

Cody Kearns, CEO of Tru Plumbing and Gas, leads the program, while Diane Freeman serves as Executive Director of A Bed 4 Me Foundation, the first charity partner.

When was the Making Waves program launched?

The program was launched in July 2025, with the first donation made to A Bed 4 Me Foundation from that month’s service calls.

What impact will this donation have on the community?

The support means more children in Okaloosa and Walton counties will have their own beds, addressing sleep deprivation issues that affect children’s health, self-esteem, and academic performance.

What other community involvement does Tru Plumbing and Gas have?

Beyond Making Waves, the company is involved in charitable giving, hosts a free yearly fall festival called Trufest, and partners with Okaloosa County CTE, the Building Industry Association, and Future Builders of America.