A U.S. Senator Gets In on the Giving!

Category: Integrity Culture, Integrity Serves

Date: April 24, 2020

As mentioned on the “Inspire” podcast, what started as a simple act of kindness has taken on a life of its own!

Senator Marco Rubio’s office heard about how Alan Town and his team at Agent Service Connection had supported OfKors bakery and a local hospital. Senator and Mrs. Rubio followed suit, making their own purchase from the bakery and having it delivered to the hospital’s ICU team! You can read more about it here.

Alan and his team are still in the giving spirit, delivering more treats from OfKors to medical facilities and first responders in the community. See what they’ve been up to:

Agent Service Connection Fire Department Agent Service Connection Police Department Agent Service Connection OfKorsAgent Service Connection Nurses

Tom Fleming said it best the other day — the Golden Rule is as golden as ever.

 

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