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1,040 rolls of toilet paper donated by hotel franchise owner to help Haven House

Hampton Inn donates cases of toilet paper to local non-profit

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (Dimple Times) – Hampton Inn and Suites may still be getting built in Circleville but the hotel’s local franchise owner is already making a difference in the community.

During the COVID-19 crisis, access to toilet paper has been scarce and locating even a package has been difficult. For the Haven House of Pickaway County, this has definitely been a concern of theirs but Shaun Pan, the local franchise owner of Hampton Inn, stepped in and helped out in a huge way. They donated 13 cases of toilet paper, which amounts to 1,040 rolls or 36 miles of toilet paper.

Hampton Inn Circleville donating tp

“We just happened to stock up for the spring,” Shaun shared when asked about what inspired them to do this. “Then COVID-19 happened, so we didn’t need them anymore.”


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Pan also donated toilet paper to organizations in Kentucky near his other franchise properties. Hampton Inn & Suites, which is owned by Hilton, is doing what they can to help out those affected by this situation, including offering free rooms to frontline hospital workers.

Owner Shaun Pan helps unload toilet paper

Lisa Johnson and others at the Haven House of Pickaway County, they were really moved by the generous donation. “It’s so encouraging, I mean toilet paper is something everybody needs right now,” she admitted, before adding: “We were getting very low and concerned, making calls and, you know, we get donations of a pack at a time because nobody can buy more than a pack. So this donation is really helpful…it’ll get us through the virus.”

With that need met, there are still other needs that Haven House could use for this situation. They are currently only accepting essential donations, such as items like toilet paper, paper towels, sanitary items, disinfectant spray, disinfectant wipes, and hand sanitizer.

Hampton Inn Owner, Lisa Johnson and another help spell out O-H-I-O

They are also able to accept donations of cash and checks, which can be sent to P.O. Box 366 or dropped off to 111 Island Road near downtown Circleville. Donations are tax-deductible and checks can be made out to Haven House of Pickaway County.

“When this virus is gone, we [will be able to] accept donations. We have women that are moving out, we have holidays, and we provide birthday presents for everyone. So any donation is welcome,” she explained.

Check out the video interview with Shaun Pan of local the Hampton Inn & Suites franchise.  Also be sure to watch for the new Hampton Inn and Suites that is projected to open this September in Circleville, Ohio.

 

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