Super Wash making donation to local food pantry
Throughout the month of May, select Super Wash® car washes will be hosting a FoodRaiser to raise money for local food pantries.
Super Wash Car Wash, 101 N. 11th Street, Greenfield, participates in the program, which benefits the Greenfield Area Christian Center Food Pantry.
Super Wash will donate $1 of every “Super Wash” (automatic wash selection) and $1.50 of every four wash token package purchased from May 1-31 to a local food pantry.
The majority of Super Wash car washes are open 24 hours a day so your “Super Wash” purchase at any time of day, or night, will count towards the FoodRaiser. A Super Wash manager or attendant must be on-duty in order to purchase token packages.
“In the last two years, our FoodRaiser has raised just shy of $100,000 for local food pantries in communities we serve,” said Susan Black-Beth, COO of Super Wash, Inc.
“We are proud, and pleased, to be able to help make a positive difference to these food pantries and the families who need an extra hand,” she said. The monies raised, and collected, for the FoodRaiser stay in, and benefit, the local community. The 2012 Super Wash FoodRaiser goal is $50,000.
Founded by Bob and Mary Black in 1976, Super Wash is the nation’s largest car wash franchisor/operator with over 300 locations in 21 states.
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