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On April 5, the Schooley Mitchell franchise welcomed a full-time representative for the Humble area. Lori McDowell is one of about 250 business optimization specialists for the company who provide expense reduction services to businesses, organizations and nonprofits. McDowell consults with Schooley Mitchell clients via video chat or in-person meetings at clients’ locations. 281-740-2865. www.schooleymitchell.com/office/lmcdowell
Lori with AJ, the famous Garbage Kid of Houston, at East Montgomery County Chamber lunch. AJ was featured for his entrepreneurial spirit and for helping the local community, Lori donated 2-Astros tickets for AJ and his dad.
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Lori McDowell and Jeff Daggs recently exhibited at the Economic Alliance of Houston Port Regions “Four Pillars of Huston’s Strong Economy” event held at San Jacinto College – LyondellBasell Center For Petrochemical, Energy, & Technology
Schooley Mitchell Business Optimization Specialist Lori McDowell proudly serves on the advisory board for TENEF USA, a non-profit dedicated to building strong communities by empowering and educating youth. She recently presented two students with scholarships at Humble ISD’s scholarship ceremony. Congratulations, Karlie and Cameron! We know you will go on to do great things.

Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Lori McDowell recently sponsored the flower wall photo booth at the FamilyTime Hearts of Gold Gala and donated Houston Astros tickets for its auction.
FamilyTime Crisis and Counseling Center promotes the mental health and wellness of the community, and provides safety and support for survivors of abuse.

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Schooley Mitchell’s Lori McDowell participated in a fundraiser for The Women’s Home called Over the Edge, where she raised over $2400 and was able to rappel off the Galleria Doubletree Hotel.



Recently, Schooley Mitchell’s Lori McDowell was featured in Atascocita/Humble Catholic Magazine, in an article by Shannon M Carr:
Schooley Mitchell provides cost reduction consulting to businesses ad nonprofits. Schooley Mitchell does not sell any form of product. The magic behind Schooley Mitchell is how they identify an organization’s errors and overcharges with their current vendor invoices, negotiate better contracts with existing and new vendors, manage ongoing vendor relationships, and ensure they are always getting the best deal (risk-free). They have been helping businesses become more profitable, and they have helped nonprofits have more funds for programs for over 20 years.
“The basic philosophy is we can help organizations save money with no risk – if you don’t save money, we don’t get paid!” Lori said.
The philosophy behind Schooley Mitchell is helping organizations that are resource-limited by having Schooley Mitchell’s tea, do the work for them, and in return, both companies share in the savings. Companies become more profitable, and nonprofits have more money available for programs.
“What I enjoy most about my work is when I can help someone else succeed, when I work with a business and save them money, or work with a nonprofit and they see how much less they can pay for services and how they can use this money to help the community. It brings me great joy,” said Lori.
It’s a great time to take Lori up on her no-risk offer if you own or manage a business or work with a nonprofit in the area.
Schooley Mitchell is offering any customer that signs up for services before May 31, 2023, to donate 10% of the Schooley Mitchell profit to a nonprofit of their choice, and this donation will continue quarterly for the length of the service agreement, which is typically three years. Plus, any nonprofit that signs up before May 31 will get a 15% donation back to the nonprofit.
Lori is a kind and giving heart who has lived in the Kingwood and Atascocita area since December of 1999 with her husband, Frank, and son, Hunter. “I am intentional about making my workday inspirational. I start each day with a prayer/meditation/moment of mindfulness, ad when I get anxious or frustrated with the obstacles that risk up, I focus on the food I am doing for the organizations I am working with ad all the amazing people I have met so far.”
To learn more about how Schooley Mitchell can help your organization of business, reach out to Lori McDowell at 281-740-2865 or visit schooleymitchell.com/lmcdowell
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Schooley Mitchell’s Lori McDowell and other volunteers with Bread of Life helping feed the homeless in Downtown Houston. Bread of Life is an amazing organization that does so much good for the city of Houston and surrounding areas!