TRISH DUARTE

Trish Duarte is a franchisee owner of MaidPro Temecula and has proudly served her community for 15 years.

Trish truly cares about her customers and employees. She has created a trusted cleaning service with trained, professional staff members. Trish feels that cleaning is an action, but the purpose behind the action is a greater good. She enthusiastically champions her mission to further and empower the people who work hard for her each day, and to serve clients' needs with love and care. This synergy helps her make a difference in many people's lives!

The challenges that Trish has overcome were not a match for what her optimism has created. She has built a working environment that she calls her modernday utopia; a place that shelters people from a world that can be out of control. She shares the following mission statement with each one of her employees- “Beyond these doors we enter a sanctuary where we do have control over who we choose to be, and how we treat each other. With our hands, and teamwork, we achieve great things.” Her team works in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect.

Trish has 2 wonderful children, and 2 grandchildren that she adores. She has a thirst for learning and is involved in peer mentor groups to further, as she accounts “her perfectly imperfect self.” Trish loves what she does and looks forward to mentoring, learning, and serving her community for many years to come!

www.cleaningtipsbytrish.com pduarte@maidpro.com

(951) 506-6100 maidprotemecula temeculamaidpro tera@fci-la.org www.fci-la.org

Tera is a graduate of the Southern California School of Ministry and for more than 25 years, has worked in the nonprofit serving underserved communities. Tera is passionate about working with at risk youth. As the Executive Director of The Grace Elliott Center, Tera and her team provided pregnant and parenting women support. She has also served in varying capacities for the Salvation Army Compton Corps, the Rosa Parks Sexual Assault Crisis Center, and the YWCA of Greater Los Angeles. She is also, the former Program Manager of the Black Infant Health program at Great Beginnings for Black Babies. Tera is currently the President/CEO of Forgotten Children, Inc. (FCI) a human trafficking organization whose mission is to rescue, restore, educate, and bring hope to victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Since its inception in 2006, FCI has provided outreach and support to more than 15,000 people. Tera was horrified to learn that children are the primary target of sexual predators and human traffickers, so she joined the fight to do something about it in 2014. She leads an amazing team of dedicated and hardworking individuals.

Tera has received numerous awards for her work in human trafficking and has been recognized as the 2018 TIIA Difference Maker 100 Honoree, a Remarkable Woman by KTLA Channel 5 and numerous awards and commendations. Her mission in life is to see women and girls live out their potential and walk in complete freedom. She is married with five children and two grandsons.