Kimberly-Clark Professional Donates to Schools

Kimberly-Clark Professional has announced donations of more than 1 million face masks and cleaning products to school districts across the country where it has a presence, it recently announced. Mobile County Public Schools benefited, due to the Kimberly-Clark manufacturing facility there. The donation included general-purpose face masks, Scott 24 Wipes and Scott gel hand sanitizer with moisturizers. More than 235,000 K-12 students, faculty and administrators in nearly 400 schools across 15 states where Kimberly-Clark employees live and work were recipients. “While requirements in public and private spaces vary by state,” the company said, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “continues to recommend the consistent and correct use of masks, hand hygiene, cleaning and disinfection to help ensure the safe delivery of in-person instruction in schools.”

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