Northwest Trophy and Awards in Seattle WA Is Providing COVID-19 Products for Businesses
Apr 21, 2020
April 21, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Seattle, WA -- Northwest Trophy and Awards loves serving their local community and is proud to provide helpful products to businesses during the COVID-19 crisis. Northwest Trophy and Awards is known for providing awards in Seattle, WA, but during COVID-19 they are also able to supply businesses with additional products that can help combat the effects of the virus. As a part of their commitment to help, Northwest Trophy and Awards is also proud to offer fast, free shipping and a quick turnaround time on orders.
Northwest Trophy understands the importance of getting people to the front lines as quickly as possible and are offering a variety of products to help essential workers during this time. They are offering emergency staff and volunteer apparel, along with name badges for volunteers, staff and temporary employees during COVID-19. They are also able to supply signage for any businesses in the area that need to display information to their customers, such as caution guidelines or closures. Northwest Trophy is also providing engraving services in Seattle on any machinery and control or electrical panel plates.
Owner Seth Breckenridge expressed his desire to help the local community and their needs by saying, “Northwest Trophy is here to help those continuing to work with nametags, signage, clear acrylic wall panels, and more to keep your workplace safe!”
Northwest Trophy and Awards has modified their hours during the COVID-19 crisis to better protect their employees and customers. At the Woodinville location, they will be open Monday through Friday from 10AM-3PM. At the Bellevue location, they will be open only on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10AM – 2PM. For more information on products or store procedures, give their office a call at (425) 485-4149 or visit them online at https://www.nwtrophy.com.
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For more information about Northwest Trophy, contact the company here:
Northwest Trophy
Robb Anderson
(206) 682-3523
[email protected]
Bellevue Location:
13620 NE 20th
Bellevue, Wa. 98005
(425) 641-3700
Woodinville Location:
13440 NE 177th Pl.
Woodinville, WA 98072
(425) 485-4149
Seattle Location:
1220 Howell St. Suite 150
Seattle, Wa. 98101
(206) 682-3523
ReleaseID: 60035732
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