Cleaning for a Reason Charity Introduces the Debbie Sardone Scholarship

February 25, 2026

In recognition of Cleaning for a Reason’s 20th anniversary, the Cleaning for a Reason Debbie Sardone Scholarship was established to honor the visionary leadership, enduring influence, and profound impact of the organization’s founder, Debbie Sardone.

The scholarship bears Debbie Sardone’s name to reflect the values she represents; resilience, integrity, service to others, and the belief that one person’s vision can create a lasting impact. It stands as a tribute to her commitment to lifting others up and investing in the next generation of leaders.

As the organization marks two decades of compassion and service, this scholarship honors not only the legacy Sardone established, but the lasting influence she continues to have. Eligibility is limited to owners and employees of Cleaning for a Reason partner companies and their immediate family members. Applications are open until April 20.

Today, Cleaning for a Reason continues to provide hope and tangible relief to families affected by cancer. Sardone remains deeply engaged in this work, serving on both the ISSA Charities Board and the ISSA Board, reflecting her continued leadership and commitment to advancing both the nonprofit and the cleaning industry.

Earlier this month, ISSA Scholars, an ISSA Charities™ signature program, opened its scholarship application for the 2026-2027 academic year. Employees of all ISSA member companies and their families are encouraged to apply now through April 20.

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