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Since 1987, The Andyco Foundation has distributed over 20 metric tons of toiletries to scores of hygienically challenged roofers.

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The Andyco Foundation:
Because we care about things.

At The Andyco Foundation, we believe today's destitute lowlife is tomorrow's paying customer -- as long as we take the time to lend a helping hand.

For over 23 years, we've been committed to causes ranging from the reduction of suburban squirrel populations, support of The National Wacky Pack Museum (see inset), to the push for better personal hygiene in the roofing industry.

PowerHouse: Breaking the cycle of
PowerPoint addiction.

In the dawn of this new century, we at The Andyco Foundation have focused our efforts on breaking the cycle of PowerPoint addiction. That's why we've created Powerhouse, a halfway house for marketing executives suffering from this terrible disease. Yes, a disease.

PowerPoint, as we all know is a very powerful presentation tool. But, in the wrong hands, sometimes too powerful...

"It started out innocent enough. A simple graph here. A pie-chart with a drop shadow there. Then it snowballed. Self-running slideshows, or that nifty 'car crash' sound when you click on a button. But I knew I needed help when it began affecting my family life. Charting out a cost-benefit analysis on a trip to Disney world, or a multimedia presentation of my spring lawn care strategy. That's when I turned to Powerhouse They gave me the help I needed to break the cycle of PowerPoint dependency. Thank you Powerhouse!"
-- "Bill" Albany, NY

At Powerhouse, we provide a safe haven from the lure of PowerPoint or other "gateway drugs" such as Excel and PrintShop. Since 1998, we've offered thousands of upper and middle-level marketing managers a warm bed and a caring staff. And most importantly -- a second chance.

Powerhouse: breaking the cycle of PowerPoint addiction.

The Andyco Foundation Supports The Arts:

The Foundation's first worthy cause was realized in 1978, when The National Wacky Pack Museum opened it's doors to the public. TNWPM continues to this day in it's tireless effort to preserve and promote this lost art form for future generations.

(Courtesy The National Wacky Pack Museum.)