Minnesota Cleaning Solutions Cleaning Cancer Patient Homes
By Lucy Lee
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MINNESOTA CLEANING SOLUTIONS PARTNERS WITH A NONPROFIT
Brainerd, Minnesota – April 2, 2019 – Minnesota Cleaning Solutions, a family-owned cleaning company, has teamed up with Cleaning For A Reason, an international nonprofit serving cancer patients through free house cleanings. With a company goal to help whenever and wherever they can, owner Tracy Carner wants to extend their reach to households battling cancer.
“We partnered with Cleaning For A Reason to allow cancer patients to focus on their health, while we focus on their home,” said Carner. “We are committed to enhancing the quality of life for these individuals and to provide the best possible service in their time of need.”
Minnesota Cleaning Solutions has agreed to help cancer patients by cleaning two homes per month for two consecutive months free of charge. This will be an ongoing service to cancer patients residing in Brainerd Lakes and the surrounding areas.
About Minnesota Cleaning Solutions
Minnesota Cleaning Solutions opened its doors in May 2017. Certified for many different types of cleaning services, the company offers lead and mold cleanup, construction cleanup, trauma scene cleanup, and janitorial and residential cleaning. The company also provides carpet cleaning, duct cleaning, pressure washing, and lawn care services. For more information about this company, go to minnesotacleaningsolutions.com.
About Cleaning For A Reason
Cleaning For A Reason partners with more than 1,200 residential cleaners throughout the United States and Canada to offer free house cleaning to any household battling cancer. Since 2006, the nonprofit and its partners have donated more than $11 million in services, helping more than 33,000 cancer patients. In 2017, Cleaning For A Reason was adopted by ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, joining the ISSA Charities arm. To learn more about Cleaning For A Reason and to apply for free house cleaning, see cleaningforareason.org.
