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Home Clean Heroes franchise owner Antoinette White discussed her transition from active duty to civilian life and the benefits of military experience in business. Home Clean Heroes partnered with First Responders Children’s Foundation to give back to local first responders' families.
In an interview with WJBF, Home Clean Heroes franchise owner, Antoinette White, discussed the transition from active duty to civilian life, and what other veterans can learn from her experiences.
While going from a two decade career in the military to owning a business can be a big leap, White felt that “The military set us up for success because what we were taught in the military we could carry over to this business, as well.” She explained “From our leadership style, to our loyalty, our dedication, and our thoroughness.”
Home Clean Heroes recently announced that it partnered with First Responders Children’s Foundation to give back to the families of local first responders.
“Every clean we complete we donate 50 cents per clean to the foundation and the corporate office also matches us and our customers have the opportunity to give back, as well, because they can round up on their clean or give a flat donation and at the end we will present that check to one of our partners in the local community,” said White.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on March 14, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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