PIONEERS FOR QUALITY HEALTH, INC.

Grady F. Lawrence, Director
P.O. Box 1643 ~ Salisbury, NC 28145
(704) 798-0362


Development Executive
Fox Studio
10201 Pico Boulevard
Century City, CA  90064

Dear Fox Studio:

Pioneers for Quality Health, a NC health advocacy nonprofit promotes preventative healthcare. Our organization advocated sterilizing toothbrushes and was instrumental in CDC listing high-level hydrogen peroxide anti-fungal agent to disinfect heat sensitive dental material. In keeping with our mission to promote preventative healthcare, Pioneers intends to draw attention to the need for bio-hygienic cleaning for indoor environments through an online janitorial training program that educate maintenance workers to detect, and eliminate the cause of sick indoor environments.  Our mission is to elevate the standard of cleaning that prevent cross contamination and sustained healthy indoor environments throughout the USA.

To this end, we wish to propose an idea for a reality show that promotes clean environments. In keeping with the CDC’s belief of resurgence of N1H1 (swine flu), the general public will be most interested in watching show participants confront and solve problems related to contamination and hygiene. In this light, Pioneers urge Fox Studio to take a closer look and review our idea for the “Clean Hygiene Reality Show”.

I am confident you see the need to raise public awareness of preventative practices that avoid cross contamination in indoor and outdoor environments.  Reality shows that promote and demonstrate solutions for combating poor hygiene and sustaining good indoor environments will guarantee increase viewing audience.  There has always been an appetite for event-type programming.  And when real people are involved, viewers watch with an addictive appetite. Participants would include janitors, maids, Moms and Dads, teachers, teens, and children to demonstrate that true to life human condition US viewers are fascinated with. The viewer market for advertisement will be vast. But more important, US citizens will aspire to an elevated standard of hygiene, our ultimate goal.  

Television is an effective form of communicating new ideas to the U.S. public.  As a public service, a reality show that increase hygiene awareness, aired prior to and during flu pandemic aspires to the greater good.  We hope Fox Network will rise to the occasion.

If you see potential in our idea, please contact me.  We are prepared to submit a brief outline for hygiene reality based concept.

Very truly yours,


G. F. Lawrence, Director