Crew Carwash Chooses Humane Indiana as Charity Partner for New Munster Location Grand Opening

July 30, 2025

Crew Carwash Fundraiser social graphic- August 14-16

Munster, IN – July 25, 2025– Crew Carwash is opening its newest location in Munster and has selected Humane Indiana as its local charity of choice to celebrate the grand opening. From Thursday, August 14 through Saturday, August 16, community members are invited to stop by the new location to receive a FREE Ultimate 360° Wash—a $29 value—in exchange for a monetary donation to Humane Indiana.
All donations collected during the three-day fundraiser will directly support Humane Indiana’s programs, including animal rescue, sheltering, adoption, wildlife rehabilitation, veterinary services, and education.

“We’re thrilled to be partnering with Crew Carwash for this exciting event,” said Brian Fitzpatrick, CEO of Humane Indiana. “Their generosity helps raise critical funds while also welcoming new customers into their beautiful new location. It’s a win for animals and for the community.”

The new Ultimate 360° wash offers more protection and shine. This new wash features premium ceramic for a mirror-like finish, graphene shield to protect from the elements, and underbody rust protect to help prevent corrosion—plus the same underbody wash, wheel bright, and tire shine you already know from our Ultimate Wash. It’s the perfect way to get your car looking polished while doing good for local animals in need.

“We’re excited to bring Crew Carwash to Munster and support an organization like Humane Indiana that does so much for the community,” said Sally Grant, Executive Vice President of Crew Carwash. “We believe in giving back, and this partnership is a great way for customers to make an impact while experiencing the convenience and quality of Crew Carwash.”
The new Crew Carwash in Munster is located at 111 Ridge Road, Munster, IN. Donations of any amount are appreciated and will help fund Humane Indiana’s lifesaving programs across Northwest Indiana.
For more information about Humane Indiana, visit www.humaneindiana.org or email info@humaneindiana.org.

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The mission of Humane Indiana is protecting pets, preserving wildlife, and supporting a nurturing connection between animals and people. Humane Indiana helps 25,000 injured, orphaned, or homeless animals annually not just shelter and adoption, but also through the low-income veterinary clinic, pet food pantry, homelessness prevention, foster care, and wildlife rehabilitation center. Learn more at www.humaneindiana.org. Follow HI on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook: Shelter, PAWS Resale, Wildlife.

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