Local Company Provides “Random Act of Kindness”

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A New Port Richey company spent some time giving back last week. The local office of Fish Window Cleaning donated a free window cleaning to the Warrior Wellness Program in Holiday, which is a non-profit focused on providing alternative therapies to combat veterans and their spouses.

Over the last year, the Warrior Wellness Program has helped veterans reduce Post Traumatic Stress Disorder by more than 50 percent, according to the organization’s website.

“As Americans, we enjoy many freedoms because of the dedication of our military and their families,” said Kim Lowe, Owner of Fish Window Cleaning. “The window cleaning was our way of providing a small token of appreciation to those who have served our country.”

“Having a local business choose to support our mission means a lot to us,” said Chris Sowell, Operations Manager of the Warrior Wellness Program. “Every donation is important because it helps us continue to provide much needed services to our nation's warriors.”

This gesture was part of a nationwide effort by Fish Window Cleaning to celebrate “Random Acts of Kindness Day” which is each year in February.

“As a small business owner, our FISH franchise is fortunate to have a great team and it’s a team that embraced this event with great enthusiasm and pride in their work,” said Lowe.

Fish Window Cleaning is located in New Port Richey and serves Wesley Chapel, Odessa, Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, Land O’Lakes and Holiday Florida.

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