One of Boise's Best Needs Our Help

Most people know Brian Hoyt in this crazy little town of ours for Poor Man Window Cleaning. They have been around forever and he offers amazing service that always goes above and beyond what is expected from the client. He prides himself in providing service with a smile everywhere he goes. It is a small business but it keeps him moving forward.

Last Thursday, Brian was given some bad news. He met with his doctor and was told he had to have immediate surgery to fix the dangerous issues in his neck and spine. These issues were causing him to rapidly lose mobility and feeling in his arms. Something that he needs to have in order to do what he does for a living. Needless to say this came as a complete shock to him and his wife. His surgery was scheduled for this past Monday. The surgery was complicated and involved fusing part of his vertebrae in his neck together. It was a success. Now comes the hard part. Brian is out of work for several months due to this surgery and now a second one to fix his shoulder in January. This means no money coming in to him or his business but the surgeries were 100% needed in order to continue his business. The State of Idaho does not allow unemployment or workmen's comp insurance for business owners. He has zero income at this point.

Brian gives to the community all the time. He recently did a complete outside wash and window service for a vet here in Boise. At the end……He did not expect or collect a dime from the family for his services. Brian has donated large amounts of work to Camp Rainbow Gold, a local non profit camp for children with cancer. Every year, Brian takes schools supplies and supports local schools. He is a giver in every sense of the word. He is the one now that needs your help. He will not be working for several months. Anything will help. It could be $5, $10, $20. Whatever you can do to help support someone local that has helped to support so many in so many ways here in The Treasure Valley.

Please take time to share this with your family and friends. Let’s help a local Boise man stay on his feet while he heals!

Several of us have come together to raise funds and promote this cause for a member of the community who is a friend to all, a supporter of so many, and a model of giving and excellence.

Sincerely,

John Challenger

President - OFR, Inc.

www.OFRBoise.com

Brian McKay, MBA

Owner - Private Practice Consulting Northwest

www.ppcnw.com

Erin Quinn

Friend and contractor for Brian Hoyt