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Jani-King Donates $100,000 To Xavier University

2007-03-01Jani-King Donates $100,000 To Xavier UniversitySenator David Vitter addressed over 500 small business owners at the Jani-King Gulf Coast Annual Awards Gala held on Saturday, March 10, 2007 at the Hilton Riverside Hotel in New Orleans. The event hosted Jani-King franchise owners from across the Gulf Coast from Lake Charles, LA to the Florida panhandle. The Senator’s remarks focused on post hurricane recovery for the region and leadership in times of crisis.

Senator David Vitter
addressed over 500 small business owners at the Jani-King Gulf
Coast Annual Awards Gala held on Saturday, March 10, 2007 at the
Hilton Riverside Hotel in New Orleans. The event hosted Jani-King
franchise owners from across the Gulf Coast from Lake Charles, LA
to the Florida panhandle. The Senator’s remarks focused on
post hurricane recovery for the region and leadership in times of
crisis.

Following Senator Vitter’s speech, Jani-King Gulf
Coast CEO Tom Enmon and Jani-King Gulf Coast Vice President Ray
Ranger presented Xavier University with a $100,000 donation to
assist the university in its rebuilding efforts as a result of
Hurricane Katrina. Jani-King Franchise Owner Randall Hithe and
Jani-King Gulf Coast have provided cleaning services to Xavier
University for the past 12 years and both played a key role in
the amazing clean-up process on campus.

“On behalf of
Jani-King Gulf Coast we are honored to give back to a customer
who has given so much to the community here in New Orleans”,
said Ranger, who along with Enmon, presented the $100,000
donation to Xavier University. “Mr. Enmon and I would also
like to recognize Randall Hithe and Jani-King International for
their contributions to this large donation.”

Jani-King Gulf
Coast has established itself as a leader in the clean-up of New
Orleans and other regions devastated by Hurricane Katrina.
Working around the clock for the past 15 months, Jani-King Gulf
Coast has assisted many organizations including those involved in
healthcare, education and government in re-opening their doors
for business.

New Orleans, Louisiana

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