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DATELINE: Hanover, MA ... Bag bag donated clothing were collected and counted and now it's official ... Reverse dry cleaning dry cleaning items collected over two tons of clothing during the annual clothing drive backhand to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation and Big Sisters of Rhode Island.

For two weeks in May, customers of all Massachusetts and Rhode Island lapels dry cleaning stores account of the effort to clean their offices, including stores lapels dry cleaning in: Abington, Bedford , Beverly, Boston-Charles River Park, Brighton, Concord, Dedham, Easton, Framingham, Halifax, Hanover, Marshfield, Newtonville, Norton, Randolph, Salem, Sudbury, Walpole, Westford, and Westwood, and Lincoln, Rhode Island. Overall, lapels dry cleaning shops Massachusetts and Rhode Island received more than 200 bags, a total of about 4,000 pounds of clothing.

Reverse dry cleaning franchise Fred Siegel, who owns and operates the Hanover, MA lapels dry cleaning shop, was enthusiastic to participate in the collection of clothing that is now in its fifth year. Siegel notes, "Our bi-annual clothing drive lapels dry cleaning provides our customers a win-win situation - they can easily deposit their unwanted clothes and give a boost to a worthy organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation ".

Ken Higgins, Big Brothers Big Sister Foundation of Boston, said the successful campaign to clean dry clothes Reverse: "In just five years, the backhand drive dry cleaning clothes has grown from an effort off to become a source of strong support. We offer our congratulations and thank you lapels dry cleaning and salute their continued efforts on behalf of Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation. "

Rhode Island Lincoln lapels dry cleaning store donations of clothing also collected have benefited from the Big Sisters of Rhode Island. Spokesperson for the Big Sisters of Rhode Island in Cranston, Kauri McDermott, also thanked lapels dry cleaning, saying: "On behalf of the Big Sisters of Rhode Island, I would like to thank lapels dry cleaning to continue to support this drive, which provides their customers the ability to "go green" and help the environment while helping young girls at risk. Continued support from the back of dry cleaning is very popular, especially in these times of economic uncertainty. "

Big Brothers Big Sisters collects used clothing collected by the lapels dry cleaning stores and distributes it to stores by car. Net profits from the sale of these items are distributed back to Big Brothers Big Sisters, supporting their mission to help children reach their potential through professional support, one-on-one relationships. Big Sisters of Rhode Island collects used clothing collected by the Lincoln, RI lapels dry cleaning store and the items are sold directly to our partner, Savers. The proceeds from these items support our mentoring programs for at-risk girls between the ages of 4 and 18.

As a former big brother, back Cleaning CEO Lawrence Friedman dry knows firsthand the impact of Big Brothers Big Sisters program can have: "The experience is absolutely incredible to see the progress of children involved in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. We thank all customers lapels dry cleaning and franchisees who have so generously support our collection of clothes - they really make a difference. "

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