In Little Rock and Kansas City, owners of 360° Painting have donated their professional expertise to refresh school interiors, creating brighter environments for incoming students. This grassroots effort extends to Palm Beach County, where Window Gang franchisees collaborated with the local Education Foundation to assemble supply kits for over 36,000 children in Title I schools. In North Georgia, House Doctors contributed 900 pairs of earbuds for computer labs, ensuring students have the necessary hardware for digital learning.
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Franchise Owners Mobilize Local Support for Back-to-School Season
Across the United States, franchise owners under the Premium Service Brands umbrella are trading tools for backpacks and paintbrushes. Through the Kids-Lift foundation, these local business operators are spearheading community-wide efforts to renovate classrooms, supply students, and support educators as the new academic year approaches.
These projects rely on a blend of corporate resources and local labor. National partners like Sherwin-Williams have provided paint for facility upgrades, while The Print Authority supplied branding materials for volunteers. Paul Flick, CEO of Premium Service Brands, noted that the initiative allows franchise owners to act as community leaders rather than just service providers. Beyond these specific events, the organization continues to facilitate food drives, shoe donations, and youth athletic support across states including Texas, Virginia, and Arizona.
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