Edward Smith
For over four decades, I’ve been deeply embedded in the coin laundry industry, building and redeveloping hundreds of laundromats from the ground up, overseeing everything from their initial design to their grand openings. My extensive experience includes mastering the operational intricacies through managing dozens of laundromats for my previous company. However, until recently, job restrictions prevented me from owning my own laundromat. Now, with DJ’s Laundromart, I have the freedom to implement crucial changes that significantly enhance the customer experience.
My passion extends beyond the business into community involvement and philanthropy. Over forty years ago, I began volunteering with the North Miami Beach optimist club, which offered sports programs funded by volunteers due to lack of city resources. My involvement grew into leadership positions, expanding the program significantly. This experience underlined the importance of contributing to community welfare, a principle we uphold at DJ’s. Additionally, inspired by my wife’s Aunt Lee Klein, a pioneer in philanthropy who founded the Children’s Caring Cancer Center, I’ve embraced a lifelong commitment to philanthropy. This center raised hundreds of millions for pediatric cancer research and provided care at no cost, demonstrating the profound impact of dedicated charitable work.
Justin Smith
Born and raised in South Florida, I graduated from North Miami Beach Senior High School in 1998 and went on to attend the University of Florida. I started my entrepreneurial journey in high school, continuing through college, and later established a legal recruiting firm in 2008. This firm became a national presence by emphasizing a more personalized and effective approach over profit, competing against multi-billion-dollar companies. My business philosophy, deeply influenced by the lessons of customer-focused service and community contribution instilled by my father and great aunt, guided me when I took the helm of DJ’s Laundromart in early 2022.
Philanthropy has been a cornerstone of both my personal and professional life, particularly through my long-standing involvement with the Special Olympics Florida via the David L. Singer Memorial Foundation. Since volunteering at the age of seven, I’ve dedicated over 35 years to the organization, eventually chairing its fundraising efforts and serving as Vice-President. This commitment to philanthropy is mirrored in DJ’s Laundromart’s ethos, where we continuously strive to support local charities and foster a sense of community, believing that philanthropy is not just a way of business but a way of life.
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