SALT LAKE CITY — Alsco Uniforms, a uniform, linen and facility service provider headquartered here and operating nine laundry facilities across Texas, is donating $25,000 to The Salvation Army to support flood relief/recovery efforts following the devastating Fourth of July weekend floods in the state.
The company is also providing 500 personal first-aid kits for The Salvation Army to distribute. With these donations, Alsco hopes to offer immediate relief and contribute to long-term recovery efforts throughout the state.
“Our laundry facilities throughout Texas are integrated into many of the communities affected,” says Bob Steiner, CEO of Alsco Uniforms.
“With nine locations throughout Texas, we feel a deep sense of connection to the state. Texas has supported our business for decades, and we want to be there for the community. We hope these contributions can help families in this trying time.”
The Salvation Army is working fast to help the people of Texas. It has deployed mobile kitchens and rapid response units to provide food, beverages, blankets, clothing and other essentials to people impacted by the flood.
It plans to continue to serve affected communities as the floodwaters recede and people rebuild. These donations will help provide immediate first aid, distribute essential supplies and fund recovery projects.
Local Alsco Uniforms General Manager Anthony Wessels shares, “My neighbors, friends and family have all been affected by this disaster, and I’m thankful I work for a company that can help give back in this time of need.”
To support flood recovery efforts, donate to The Salvation Army here.
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