A Jupiter mother who was determined to save her business when the coronavirus pandemic struck is back on her feet and paying it forward in a big way.
LAST MONTH HOW THE COVID-19PANDEMIC ALMOST CAUSED HER TOCLOSE UP SHOP.
AFTER OUR STORYAIRED BUSINESS GOT BETTER ANDNOW WPTV NEWS CHANNEL FIVESSABIRAH RAYFORD SHOWS YOU,SHE'S INSPIRING OTHERS - BYPAYING IT FORWARD IN A BIGWA<< NAT: "HI THERE WE ARE OPENFOR BUSINESS." HEATHER CANNINGIS PROUDLY CLEANING UP THEECONOMIC MESS THE COVID-19PANDEMIC LEFT ON HER JUPITERBUSINESS, 'ONE ORGANIZED MOM'."WE'RE BACK IN BUSINESS WE'VEBEEN ABLE TO HIRE BACK ALL OFOUR EMPLOYEES." WE FIRSTINTRODUCED YOU TO CANNING INAPRIL, SHE HAD JUST LEARNEDTHE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAMHAD RUN OUT OF FUNDS.
"ANDUNFORTUNATELY WE HAD TO STARTLAYING OFF SOME OF OUR STAFF."AFTER OUR STORY AIRED CANNINGSAID DOZENS OF PEOPLE REACHEDOUT FOR SERVICE..
AND THEYFINALLY GOT A PPP LOAN,ALLOWING HER TO BRING BACK HERSTAFF.
"MOST OF OUR EMPLOYEESWHO DID COME BACK NOBODY SAWUNEMPLOYMENT AND THAT'S REALLYHARD BECAUSE THIS IS MORE THANA BUSINESS IT'S A FAMILY." SOCANNING AND HER CLEANING CREWHAVE LAUNCHED A NEW CAMPAIGN,PAYING IT FORWARD TO FIRSTRESPONDERS.
"SO WE AREOFFERING FREE HOUSE CLEANINGSUP TO FOUR HOURS FOR OUR FIRSTRESPONDERS, MEDICAL, LAWENFORCEMENT, FIREMAN." SHESAYS THE PLAN IS TO CLEAN 100HOMES IN 30 DAYS.
"ANY LITTLECONTRIBUTION YOU CAN MAKE, NOMATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL IT IS,IS IMPACTFUL." REPORTING INJUPITER, SABIRAH RAYFORD, WPNEWS CHANNEL5.
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