Pictured above: Diane Levitt

Local Telford based mother-of-two, Diane Levitt, has bought a Bright & Beautiful domestic cleaning franchise. The franchise, due to launch on 1st December, will provide highly professional, eco-friendly cleaning, tidying, laundry and ironing services for the homes of Telford, Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton residents.

Not only will Diane be buying into a tried and tested business that will enable her to have the flexibility that she needs to establish a harmonious work life balance, but she will also be sponsoring a child through the charity Compassion.

Bright & Beautiful works closely with this charity as it provides children, who are living in extreme poverty, with food, clothing, education and social support. 

As a sponsor, Diane and her family will be personally linked with a 9 year old Rwandan boy called Ishimwe. The family will be able to regularly correspond with him and Diane is hoping her sons, age 9 and 14, will benefit from learning about a different culture and way of life, as well as developing a long-term friendship.

Pictured above: Ishimwe

Diane feels that now is the right time to start her own business and inject her ambitions and efforts into something that she truly believes in. She comments, "I knew I wanted to start my own business but it had to be the right opportunity. The increased employment among women has played a significant part in the steady growth of the domestic cleaning industry. Rachel Ray, Managing Director, has developed an excellent business model that has great ethics, and her vision for the future really appeals to me." 

"I will maintain the consistent professional and trustworthy services Bright & Beautiful provides and will ensure that the personalised management and very strict security regimes are adhered. I want to get to know my clients and their homes so that they receive a tailored service that suits their needs."

Commenting on the sponsorship Diane adds, "When I heard that Rachel had been sponsoring a number of children through Compassion I knew that it was the right thing for me to do too. It's a great way of giving to a child who has so little. I've already started to receive information about Ishimwe and I'm looking forward to receiving updates on his progress to see how my financial contribution has helped to change his future."