Cleaning company sweeps competition in food collection, donation drive

Cleaning company sweeps competition in food collection, donation drive
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The Cleaning Authority of East Valley was recently recognized for its outstanding collection of more than 3,000 lbs. of food for Matthews Crossing Food Bank as part of The Cleaning Authority CARES initiative. "We have extremely hard working employees who deliver for fantastic customers every day," said managing partner Patrick Orr. "They're happy to help us to help families in need throughout the Valley." Click on the image below to read the full article.

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