New Richland laundromat to offer inclusive workplace

What started as a father’s emotional moment watching his autistic son proudly earn his first paycheck has grown into The Wash - a new, high-tech, inclusive laundry business opening in Richland that’s redefining both convenience and community impact. From electric vehicle deliveries and a cashless 24/7 laundromat to intentional hiring of neurodivergent workers, The Wash blends innovation with purpose, creating jobs while serving the Tri-Cities with modern laundry solutions. Click to see how one family turned a life-changing moment into a business built on dignity, opportunity, and heart.

A Father’s Purpose How Two Sons Inspired a Business That Changes Lives

In this week’s edition of the AmiSights Podcast, we’re thrilled to have Julie Zarr, Business Loan Advisor at MultiFunding, and her client, Jeffrey Peterson, CEO of The Wash, as our guests. They share the story of their collaboration, the deal they worked on together, and how the right guidance can make all the difference. Jeffrey’s journey is truly inspiring, and we’re honored to feature it.  What happens when your “why” becomes the foundation of your business? Jeffrey turned inspiration from his son into a mission-driven company focused on community, opportunity, and inclusion.  His journey proves that business success is not just about numbers. It is about people, purpose, and perseverance.  Full episode airs tomorrow!  🎧

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How The Wash Creates Inclusive Employment Through Innovation

Jeffrey Peterson never expected to change how laundromats think about employment. A nuclear contractor for the Department of Energy, he was content with his career until one moment changed everything.