FLEMING ISLAND – Superheroes spent Tuesday in the sky, but they weren’t quite saving the world, they were washing windows. Workers from A1 Orange pressure washing company donned superhero garb …
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FLEMING ISLAND – Superheroes spent Tuesday in the sky, but they weren’t quite saving the world, they were washing windows. Workers from A1 Orange pressure washing company donned superhero garb the morning of April 24 and greeted kids on their way into the Baptist Clay Medical Campus. The exercise is a way to make children less anxious on their way to see the physician and is also an exciting way to introduce youngsters to the hospital before they get a checkup or go in for treatment. A1 Orange runs the program extensively in Orlando, and recently moved the program north. “This is something we’ve been doing for children’s hospitals for about three years now,” said Lindsey Bergdoll with A1 Orange. “So far it’s been such a positive response.” From left, Mike Nobles, Charles Hurst and Gammy Velazquez help Cooper Dean of Fleming Island flex his muscles.