Maid Right of Williamson County kicks off the school year this Saturday, August 3rd with a back-to-school classroom cleaning supplies drive at the CVS at 101 Farrier Ln. from 9am to 1pm. The classroom supplies drive will support the teachers at Poplar Grove Elementary School and give them the tools they need to create supportive, safe, and healthy classrooms.
Working in collaboration with Franklin Special School District, Maid Right of Williamson County is unveiling its new non-profit initiative, Kids-Lift, that will support kids year-round. Larry Hubbard, owner of Maid Right of Williamson County, said that Kids-Lift is a natural continuation of their commitment to the local community.
According to the Franklin Special School District, 15.7% of the student population is classified as “economically disadvantaged,” students who come from families below the poverty line. These kids often need a boost to be their best. To support their teachers, Maid Right is asking the community to consider donating disinfectant wipes, electronic wipes, hand sanitizer, and baby wipes.
By providing classroom cleaning supplies for these classrooms, Maid Right of Williamson County is following through on its promise to support their local schools. They hope to provide enough cleaning supplies for all twenty classrooms at Poplar Grove.
Alisha Erickson, principal of Poplar Grove Elementary, highlighted the crucial role that cleaning supplies play in classrooms. “Receiving cleaning supplies to help rid classrooms of germs and to keep our school learning environment clean will serve two primary purposes,” she said, “It will ward off germs to help keep children healthy and in school and it will allow our teachers to maintain their focus on the educational needs of our students.”
Interested supporters are encouraged to come by the CVS at 101 Farrier Ln. from 9am to 1pm on August 3rd where Maid Right staff will be tabling for donations.
About Maid Right of Williamson County
Maid Right of Williamson County is a locally owned and operated cleaning company that services Williamson County, Nashville, Franklin, Thomson’s Station, Murfreesboro, Spring Hill, and Nolensville. They provide superior results with a focus on customer-service. Maid Right of Williamson County delivers non-toxic, eco-friendly, floor-to-ceiling house cleanings. For more information, contact Larry Hubbard at 615-722-7797.
