Welcome to NICE GUYS CAR WASH & AUTO DETAILING!

Known as the “BEST CAR WASH IN THE BRONX"

Happy to Announce we are NOW OFFERING:

UNLIMITED, MONTHLY WASH CLUBS!

(Exterior Only)

NICE GUYS CAR WASH & AUTO DETAILING is a family owned and operated Business established in 1974.

Keeping your car squeaky-clean in the Bronx isn’t always easy. Nice Guys Car Wash is the SOLUTION, leave it to our experts!

At Nice Guys Car Wash & Auto Detailing we now OFFER: UNLIMITED MONTHLY CLUB WASH MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM! Our membership program is a win; win for our customer, after TWO washes your monthly club fee pays for itself!

No job is too big or too small! Whether you choose a simple Car Wash or Full Service, we have fully trained staff to assist and direct you in choosing the package that suits your needs! Never be afraid to ask!

Let’s not forget our Top-Notch Detailing Services; our menu has many options to satisfy all your detailing needs!

Bring your vehicle in and give it the attention it deserves, “The Nice Guys’ Way”.

So what is our Nice Guys Goal? - To achieve customer service at its best! We are a Flex Service Car Wash placing extra attention on your vehicle.

Management and well-seasoned Car Wash attendants pride themselves in Responding to all customer needs!

DID YOU KNOW?

Nice Guys Car Wash & Auto Detailing was featured in the 1985 Movie “Krush Groove”. Krush Groove is the semi-autobiographical story of Def Jam Records co-founder Russell Simmons (named Russell Walker in the movie) and chronicles his rise to fame from a promoter and manager to record label mogul.

Email: Niceguyscarwashbxny@gmail.com

Website: Niceguyscarwashbxny.com Phone: 718-540-4010

Address:

5791 Broadway

Bronx, New York 10463

Hours of Operation:

Monday - Sunday: 8 AM–6 PM

We are open during these hours, weather permitting!

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Nice Guys Car Wash & Auto Detailing

Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Shelley Simpson has lived in Florida, Washington, DC and now

New York City. She earned a degree in Secondary Education from Wayne State University and

later earned her JD summa cum laude from the Detroit College of Law. She is

licensed to practice law in MI and FL.

Before her appointment as the Assistant Dean of Students at the Detroit College of Law (now

Michigan State University Law School) her law practice concentrated on representing people

with AIDS/HIV and abused and neglected children. She was a member of an interdisciplinary

team of doctors, lawyers and social workers focused on family wellness issues. Moving from law

to politics, she worked on federal, state and local campaigns including two presidential

campaigns. She served two members of Congress and worked as a federal Lobbyist on

healthcare policy at the AARP and on social policy at the Human Rights Campaign. Upon moving

to NYC, she worked in local politics and has held positions in two City agencies.

Being experienced in the public and private sectors and having worked in food service, retail,

sales, public policy and business development, she brings a unique perspective to the table.

Other jobs: Bartender, server, baker, writer, bookseller, girls volleyball coach.

Married and blessed with 4 amazing grandkids, she loves using her teaching skills and

experience to help others enjoy optimal financial and physical health.

She considers it a privilege to get up every day able to share the value of whole food nutrition

as well as the value of urban farming and sustainability programs made possible with the Tower

Garden by JuicePlus.

Mother Emily and her family moved here from Vail, Colorado, where she served as Associate and Vicar for The Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration since 2016. Her professional ministry has included a curacy at Christ Church in Blacksburg, VA, where she served the congregation and the Virginia Tech campus. She holds a Master’s in Divinity from the Virginia Theology Seminary and a B.A. in French Language from the University of Illinois. Before attending seminary, she taught middle and high school French in public schools in Virginia and South Carolina. Mother Emily grew up in Charleston, SC and has been blessed to live in many different communities in the United States and Europe.

She and her husband have been married since 2008 and have two sons, whose adventures are usually accompanied by Whisper, the family dog.

JENNEFER WITTER –CEO and Founder – The Boreland Group Inc.Jennefer Witter is the chief executive officer and founder of The Boreland Group Inc., a 21-year-old boutique public relations firm headquartered in New York City. The agency specializes in women-led and minority owned businesses. It was selected by TheStreet.com as one of five Black-owned businesses “making a buzz” nationally. Jennefer was named one of the country’s “10 most successful Black CEOS and entrepreneurs” by Madame Noire Magazine, and her company was recognized a Black-owned businesses to be “loved by its community and beyond” by ThriveGlobal (https://tinyurl.com/y7k4a6hw).Jennefer is an active public speaker, with presentations to military, trade and academic organizations on implicit bias; inclusive leadership; gender-based workplace conversation; personal branding; inclusive and thought leadership; public speaking; and networking. Venues include: TedX Albany and TedX UMSV; Tishman Speyer; The Pentagon; The Brookings Institution; Pennsylvania Conference for Women; the Virginia Business Conference; Bel Brands; The Sea Service Leadership Association’s Annual Symposium; United Airlines; Vital Voices Global Ambassadors Program; The Durst Corporation; Columbia Business School; and Columbia, American, Stony Brook and Fordham universities. Jennefer has also presented at York Correctional Facility on personal branding to assist incarcerated women in business opportunities upon their release.Jennefer is the author of “The Little Book of Big PR: 100+ Quick Tips to Get Your Small Business Noticed,” published by AMACOM/HarperCollins. Her opinion piece on name bias has received, to-date, over 21,000 views on social media platforms. She has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, MTV News, the Associated Press, Bloomberg Radio, MarketWatch Radio Network, Fox 5 DC, and WJLA. Her op-ed and articles have appeared in Forbes, Business Insider, New Thinking, Medium, HuffPost and numerous small business publications. Previously, she was the public relations expert for Inc.com TV and a contributor to AOL Small Business.Jennefer is an active member of Ellevate Network, a global networking organization for professional women, and serves as the co-president for the NYC Chapter. She sits on the advisory board for Women inPower, a 92nd Street Y led venture that seeks to support and promote senior level professional women to C-level positions. She is a mentor to many women in various professional fields. She recently joined the board of directors for Women Owned Law, a non-profit for legal professionals.Jennefer was formerly a vice president at Ketchum, an award-winning global communications firm. There, she launched a sub-practice that generated one million dollars in revenue in its first year. She represented numerous corporations from Silicon Valley start-ups to Fortune 500 companies such as IBM and FedEx.Jennefer holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications (Print Journalism) from New York City’s Fordham University. She received a Regents Diploma from Brooklyn Technical High School, one of the country’s premier STEM schools, graduating with an A average. Jennefer holds certificates in DEI and racial equity from, respectively, Cornell University and Northwestern University.Connect with Jennefer on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenneferwitter/.

Ashley Medina grew up in Westchester County and was raised by her mom. Unfortunately,

Ashley's dad died of cancer when she was only six years old. As a result of this loss, resilience

took root at a young age. Ashley learned that when "life" happens, you can be sad, but you have

to push through. Ashley is proud of her dad's Hispanic heritage and carries his name "Medina"

with her as part of her cultural identity. She embraces her Italian/Irish heritage as well. Ashley is

bilingual, fluent in both English and Spanish.

While Ashley has countless memories of family and friends in Westchester woven into her core,

she now calls Riverdale, and all it has to offer, her home. Ashley is a mom of two young

children, ages 2 and 4 who simply light up her world. She moved to Riverdale in 2021 and plays

a key role in fostering community growth. As a dedicated board member of the Riverdale Main

Streets Alliance and the Bronx Community Board 8 - Economic Development Committee,

Ashley is passionate about strengthening and enriching our neighborhood.

Helping people is something that has always brought Ashley joy. She was inspired by her mom,

a special education teacher striving to make a difference in the lives of children who are

overcoming some of life’s most difficult challenges. Ashley recalls watching her mom provide a

caring heart that reached beyond the classroom. Those moments guided Ashley toward finding

her own passion. She wants to help influence the young minds of tomorrow and encourage the

children in her community to develop a sense of wonder along with a kind heart.

Ashley is the founder of The Riverdale Mommy & Me Club, a community-based program that

offers a variety of developmental classes for both children and caregivers. Led by a team of

experts, including behavioral therapists, educational therapists, speech therapists, yoga

instructors, and music & movement specialists, these classes are designed to support early

childhood development. They also provide parents with valuable tools to enhance their child’s

learning and overall well-being.

In addition to educational programs, the club hosts fun and engaging events like live animal

shows, puppet shows, face painting, and birthday parties. Recently, Ashley led the club’s

contribution to the Emergency Relief Drive to support neighbors affected by the Wallace Avenue

Fire, showcasing her commitment to helping those in need during difficult times. She also

organizes seasonal community initiatives, such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive for The Friendly

Fridge and the Toy Drive for New York Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.

Through her work, Ashley is dedicated to creating a supportive, connected environment where

families in Riverdale can thrive together.

For the past 10 years, Lisa Golden-Fella has been photographing found hearts. Hearts are everywhere, in rocks, in spills, in clouds, and in her morning coffee. This exhibition focuses on found hearts throughout our city streets and in our everyday food. With this exhibit, Lisa shows us with eyes wide open the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

Lisa Golden-Fella is a Bronx-based artist who primarily works with photography and collage. Her work is influenced by her love of street art and a mission to prove that art is for everybody. She is the mother of two teenagers and a lifelong resident of Riverdale.

We welcome Lois Harr to the Podcast, Liois Harr is a community activist and spearheads Friends of Waldo Sanctuary.

Madeline Ritter and Katie Davis speak about Riverdale Choral Society, RCS has been singing fine choral music since 1964. Based in the Riverdale neighborhood of the Bronx, it is a volunteer chorus, independent of any religious or educational institution. Members are a congenial group of people ranging from young adults to senior citizens: students, working people and retirees, singles and couples from backgrounds that are diverse in every way. RCS numbers about 60 members, who come not only from Riverdale but also from other parts of the Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester County.

At RCS, we value long-term relationships with the musical professionals who lead us. In September 2023, we welcomed Mun-Tzung Wong as Music Director, following 12 years as accompanying pianist and occasional mezzo-soprano soloist. In 2024, David Stech, became co-music director.