The Maids Partners with Seacoast United

[Submitted to Patch on behalf of The Maids and Seacoast United.]

, a locally owned and operated business with multiple locations, is proud to announce their new partnership with , a regional sports club dedicated to providing athletic opportunities for all levels of ability with the simple mission, to advance the physical and social wellbeing of both children and adults.

Although there are many home cleaning services, The Maids have made a name for themselves by being trustworthy and comprehensive, focusing on the health and well-being of the families with which they work.

The Maids are involved at the local level of many organizations throughout New Hampshire including Cleaning For A Reason, Breast Cancer and Multiple Sclerosis Awareness, and most recently Seacoast United.

Paul Willis, president and CEO of Seacoast United, thanked The Maids for the partnership.

“We understand that times are tough, not only for individuals, but also for businesses," said Willis in a release. "With the help of The Maids sponsorship, we are working to fight childhood obesity, by providing more opportunities for children to stay active all year long, including soccer, field hockey, lacrosse and baseball, especially in the winter months when it is harder to be active outdoors.”

Jennifer Hilton, co-owner and marketing manager of The Maids, said the "partnership with Seacoast United will enable us to stay connected to families throughout the Seacoast area, while promoting health for children.”

Since 1989, The Maids has served the greater Seacoast of New Hampshire, Southern Maine, and the Greater Newburyport area of Massachusetts.

Throughout the years, they have grown their business on making their organization a fun, stable and rewarding experience for their employees and it shows in the quality of the work they provide to their customers.

With the expansion into the Greater Manchester area in 2009 and Greater Concord area in 2011 it has enabled their offices to cover over 100 communities regularly.