TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – The Laundry Project will be working with local Tampa authorities to provide complimentary laundry services to lower-income families and hospitality workers currently out of work.
Beginning Wednesday, Current Initiatives will host one to two Laundry Projects per week, over the course of six weeks.
WHAT TO KNOW:
- Florida is reporting 85,926 cases and 3,061 deaths
- Florida in Phase Two of reopening
- Cases have spiked in past week, Gov. DeSantis says due to increased testing
Time slots will be pre-registered to families.
The city will have other services on hand to serve families during the projects, such as food distribution.
Those interested in helping can donate to the COVID-19 Laundry Project Relief via their website.
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