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A ll-Clean 4 Kids, a corporate giving program will benefit under privileged children around the state of Arkansas through the distribution of gifts and food during the holiday season. The implementation of this program is All-Clean USA’s commitment to the community in which the employees of All-Clean USA work and live. Christmas is a season for giving and family and ALL-CLEAN USA feels blessed to honor children and families around the state.
Check back in January 2010 to see how ALL-CLEAN USA has honored others this holiday season!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
AND HAPPY NEW YEAR! |
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It seems as if deer hunting is a staple in the south. We at ALL-CLEAN USA are challenging you to show us your DEER! Or your DUCKS, BEAR, whatever you can hunt legally!
RULES: The pictures must contain you and your kill, not just the animal!
Submit your pictures and your name will be entered in a drawing for a $100 gift certificate to a restaurant of your choice.
(Employees are not eligible)
Submit these pictures by emailing Hayden Allred, hallred@allcleanusa.com. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT PHOTOS IS DEC. 30. PHOTOS WILL BE FEATURED IN JAN. 2010 NEWSLETTER.
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HUNTER'S ROW..
Enter your picture for a chance to win a
$100 gift certificate
to a restaurant of your choice!
HAPPY HUNTING! |
Lester and Drake Mullen
ALL-CLEAN USA (Jonesboro)
employee and son
Chade McRae
Farm Bureau, Springdale
Trevitt Blackburn
Farm Bureau, Springdale
 
Lindsey Blackburn and Jake Blackburn
Trevitt's Children
Aaron Owens and Friends
Farm Bureau, Jonesboro
Wes, Griffin and Grahl Pruitt
Farm Bureau, Conway |
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UPCOMING EVENTS |
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AR SCHOOL BOARD ASSOC CONFERENCE
December 9-11, 2009
Statehouse Convention Center
LITTLE ROCK |
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AR ADJUSTER'S ASSOC
CHRISTMAS PARTY
December 17, 2009
Cajun's Wharf
LITTLE ROCK |
Questions?
Suggestions?
Comments?
Email and let us know.
Hayden Allred
hallred@allcleanusa.com
tate . CHARITY... Tis the Season
So in speaking to some, I have learned that you (some of you) are missing my thoughts and commentary. Who would have ever thought? So by demand, it's coming back... for this month anyways. Since the holiday season is here I think charity is oh so important and here is my wisdom regarding CHARITY...
Christmas is a time for charity and I am very proud to work for a company that emphasizes it. When most companies have tightened their budgets for giving or done away with it all together ALL-CLEAN USA has really stepped up and utilized their giving program ALL-CLEAN 4 KIDS.
My thoughts are that charity should be a way a life, not just for Christmas time or around the holidays. If you don't have the funds... VOLUNTEER, it's good for the soul! Volunteering is often more important and needed than money. Charity is simple... You can display an act of charity by purchasing a cup of coffee for the lady or gentlemen behind you in the Starbucks drive-thru. It's a nice gift and random act of kindness that often falls short in this world we live in today. It's as simple as that!
And remember, when giving this season you don't have to give big if you don't have it, a $10 donation will suffice or your time is even better!
And because you want to know, a few of my favorite charities.
HAYDEN'S FAVS
FOR 2009
1) Paws and Claws (Malvern, AR). Simple individuals helping homeless animals.
2) Our House (Little Rock, AR). Serves the working homeless in the metro area.
3) Toys for Tots. Serves needy children with toys during the holidays.
4) Gentle Souls Animal Rescue (Conway, AR). Finds homes for homeless animals. Specializes in finding homes for the pit bull breed, a breed that is often misunderstood in the South.
5) Big Brothers, Big Sisters. The largest, youth mentoring program in the country.
6) Rachel's Kids, Inc. (Memphis, TN). Faith based children's program for local children living in Binghampton neighborhood, near Midtown. Teaching children to rise about present circumstances.
Cheers,
SEE YOU IN 2010!
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