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Hay Creek Companies hosted the Rotochopper, Inc. Wisconsin 2021 Field Day on location in Pittsville. The event included equipment demonstrations, networking and learning opportunities.

Guests enjoyed a delicious catered lunch and tours of both the Hay Creek mulch operation and shredder demonstrations as well as plant tours of pallet manufacturing and wood fuel pellet production at our main plant.

Establishing a caring culture in a company is a difficult, yet rewarding process. That’s the case with Hay Creek Companies. In this episode of the Eternal ROI podcast from His Way at Work, President and Owner, Tom Gardner, shares his journey from self-centered business owner to a leader of a company that now revolves completely…

The August issue of Pallet Enterprise Magazine featured Hay Creek Companies along with several other pallet companies dedicated to building a family-centered work culture that connects with the greater community. Tom Gardner shared in the interview how Hay Creek partners with local business and community initiatives to build relationships and make a difference. He discussed…

2020, we’re thankful for the team members who received “Caught You Caring” awards for upholding this value. We can always use more kindness!

our central Wisconsin community. Thank you to all who are part of the ministry we do! We are grateful for our customers, vendors, friends, family, and neighbors. 

Tom Gardner, President and Chief Stewarding Officer of Hay Creek Companies, appeared on the ROI Into the Corner Office podcast to talk about his journey to the owner of the company.

Tom Gardner’s story was featured in an article from Christianity Today as part of a series on discipleship and C12 Group members.

One positive act of kindness or compassion can make a tremendous impact on one life, and we have no idea where that can lead.

When the Pittsville FFA Alumni organization approached Hay Creek Companies about hosting a drive-thru version of its annual fundraiser breakfast, the team was happy to get involved. More than 800 people attended the breakfast on July 4, 2020 at the main pallet plant.