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Due to the recent regional stay at home order, VayaClean will be temporarily closed starting Friday, December 11, and will offer free delivery service during the mandated closure. Please sign up for delivery using our easy to use app. Learn more now.
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Like many, the Truckee Roundhouse has been hit hard by the COVID-19 shutdown. Its annual fundraiser, the Makers Fair, typically held in June, has been cancelled. This in an amazing community space that needs the support of the community.
The Truckee Roundhouse is a 501(c)3 California non-profit corporation whose mission is to run a ‘makerspace’ in Truckee, California for the benefit of our entire community. The Truckee Roundhouse supports the teaching, learning, and practicing of a wide variety of crafts, skills, technologies and arts. Their vision is to become a sustainable, self-funded, permanent fixture in the Truckee/Tahoe community offering consistent benefit and fostering economic growth. Their values include entrepreneurship, inclusivity, community collaboration and “do-ing”. To learn more visit www.truckeeroundhouse.org and to donate; https://www.truckeeroundhouse.org/donate-today Roy Tuscany sustained a spinal cord injury while skiing, and as a result, founded the non-profit High Fives Foundation. Non-profits like High Fives rely on donations, mainly through fundraising events. With the limitations due to COVID-19, it’s important to keep non-profits such as Roy's in mind as their revenue streams are critical in helping them provide their services to the community. "High Fives focuses on preventing life-changing injuries and provides resources and hope if they happen.”
Heather River, owner of Bespoke and Atelier, made the world smile by painting rainbows all over Truckee.
The "We Are Community" project was created to help bring awareness to the community and demonstrate the impacts of COVID-19 on small businesses which have been hit hard due to the shut-down. Small businesses are adapting their business models as they prepare to overcome the challenging weeks and months ahead. Through visual storytelling, the goal is to support local businesses and the Truckee community at a time when we need it the most. Stay strong, stay safe. We are community! www.theiruntoldstory.com for more. "The "We Are Community" project was created to help bring awareness to the community and demonstrate the impacts of COVID-19 on small businesses which have been hit hard due to the shut-down. Small businesses are adapting their business models as they prepare to overcome the challenging weeks and months ahead. Through visual storytelling, the goal is to support local businesses and the Truckee community at a time when we need it the most. Stay strong, stay safe. We are community! VayaClean is delighted to announce it is now open Monday – Thursday, and is offering curbside pick-up and drop-off at our Truckee location. In order to protect our staff and community, we will adhere to the following guidelines:
CURBSIDE SERVICES (Truckee Only) Pull into the VayaClean-marked space. Someone will greet you and process your order. If you wish, you may also go inside the store, where our staff will be wearing face masks, and surfaces are thoroughly disinfected after each interaction. DROP OFF • Customers, please count the number of garments/items being dropped off • If you have one, please bring clothes in a plastic bag. If not, we will supply one for you • VayaClean staff will provide you a “quick drop” ticket, noting the number of items • Garments will be tagged and processed after a 24-hour waiting period, which is believed to be the amount of time COVID-19 can live on fabric PICK UP • Garments will be packaged in plastic • Please pay using credit car or our touchless Apple Pay or Google Pay option • No signing necessary We understand the situation is ever evolving, and procedures and hours of operation may need to be adjusted as governmental restrictions are modified. Turnaround times may be longer than usual due to this new procedure and reduced demand. Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we navigate this challenging situation and work to safely serve our community.  Love our community? Keep it safe. VayaClean is offering free masks to our Truckee-Tahoe neighbors in need. Click on the option below to reserve one of our custom creations, made with 100% love. If you'd like to pay it forward, VayaClean is grateful for any donation to help pay our tailors' salaries, buy materials for our custom masks, and pay for shipping the masks to you. SOLD OUT due to extremely high demand. Stay safe, Truckee-Tahoe!
VayaClean is now offering free delivery service for full-service laundry and dry cleaning to the South Lake Tahoe, Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe, the West Shore, and Truckee areas. To sign up, please email info@vayaclean.com and provide the following information:
In order to limit contact, we will take payment in advance, and will drop clothes at an outdoor location of your choosing, such as a front door or railing. Please note, due to low demands created by the California state mandate to stay home, lead times will longer than usual. A once far-off concern, coronavirus is now affecting our sacred community. And while there are varying degrees of unease about the threat, one thing is for certain – it will, in some way, affect all of us.
At VayaClean, we take the health and the safety of our customers and staff very seriously, so we are taking extra measures to ensure our facilities are sanitized. We are continually wiping down door handles, terminals, and work surfaces after each interaction to mitigate risk. But that’s not enough. According to the CDC, coronavirus can live on porous surfaces for up to 24 hours. So, if you have been traveling or suspect your garments have been in contact with coronavirus, please bring them to us and alert the team immediately. We will quarantine the items and take special precautions when processing to prevent the spread of germs. If you own a second home or have out of town visitors, please ensure bedding is handled similarly. Our cleaning processes naturally destroy contaminants, but it is of the utmost importance we protect our employees’ health by alerting them to any potential concerns before items are processed. Like the rest of the world, we are carefully monitoring. If you are in need of your garments soon, we encourage you to pick them up early this week, as the situation is ever-evolving. Schools and businesses continue to close, and VayaClean may have to make tough decisions for the wellbeing of our community and our family of employees. This is no easy time. Us Tahoe folk are a resilient bunch, and we stick together. Thank you for your support as we navigate this challenging situation. |
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