Olympic Hot Tub Celebrates 7th Annual "Honoring Heroes" Event - Proceeds to be Donated to Fisher House at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Olympic Hot Tub is proud to announce the launch of its 7th Annual "Honoring Heroes" event, which aims to support charities that serve military personnel, police officers, firefighters, and teachers. This year, the beneficiary of the event is Fisher House at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
SEATTLE, April 6, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Olympic Hot Tub is proud to announce the launch of its 7th Annual "Honoring Heroes" event, which aims to support charities that serve military personnel, police officers, firefighters, and teachers. This year, the beneficiary of the event is Fisher House at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
"JBLM Army Fisher House is a crucial resource for our servicemen and women and their families. It's an honor for us to support this exceptional cause," says Don Riling, President of Olympic Hot Tub.
Fisher House offers a nurturing and secure living environment for military service members and their families while they receive medical care at Madigan Army Medical Center. It is a comfortable "home away from home" designed to keep families together during times of medical need.
One testimonial on the organization's website reads, "they offered food, supplies, and even my family was amazed by the amenities and most importantly the convenience of being in such close proximity to Madigan hospital. Fisher House is doing a tremendous job by assisting us, the families of military personnel while they find themselves in pain, and for us, the parents trying to find a way to stay close to them."
To support Fisher House, Olympic Hot Tub will donate a portion of every hot tub or swim purchase made between April 1st and April 30th. The goal is to donate a minimum of $18,000 to help support Fisher House.
For more information visit Olympic Hot Tub's website at http://www.olympichottub.com or stop by one of their seven Puget Sound locations today.
Olympic Hot Tub has been in business 46 years and has seven retail locations, Seattle, Everett, Issaquah, Lacey, Auburn, Woodinville, and Sequim, as well as a warehouse/service center in Auburn. The company will be opening its 8th showroom in Tacoma in June 2023. The company supports military service members through ongoing product discounts and has several vets on staff.
The company is credited by The Seattle Times as introducing hot tubbing to the Pacific Northwest. Olympic Hot Tub focuses on health and wellness through water.
Joint Base Lewis-McChord Fisher House provides a comfortable, nurturing, and secure home-like environment to the families of active and veteran service members who are receiving extended medical care at Madigan Army Medical Center.
The house has seven guest rooms with private baths, a huge well-stocked kitchen, and a dining room seating 16-20 people. All amenities from toothpaste to laundry detergent are supplied and meals are often provided by community volunteers. There is no cost to the family to stay at the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Fisher House, and all donations go directly toward the operation and maintenance of the house and the well-being of the guests.
Media Contact
Don Riling, Olympic Hot Tub, 1 2064927372, [email protected]
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