Kyle Osborne, owner of Osborne Pro Wash, announces his priority to any guest stepping into his Morrow home through photos hanging on the foyer wall.
“I’m a family guy,” Kyle says. “Two kids, and married ...” he hesitates, then smiles, “16 years this summer.”
An important extension to Kyle’s family is the families and schools representing his community.
“Having two kids and a wife who’s a teacher—that’s where my heart is,” Kyle says. “Those are the type of people I’m with—families with young kids. I’m constantly running to and from sports and school events.”
Family and community are why Kyle donated time and supplies to clean the Loveland Middle School bleachers, and to prep the senior paw prints for new paint at the Little Miami High School stadium.
His philanthropy started during the pandemic’s early days.
“There was so much unknown,” Kyle says. He found himself reflecting on how to help his community. “I wanted to provide.”
So Kyle decided to clean the Little Miami Schools’ playgrounds.
“My cleaners are actually disinfectants,” he explains. “I think the schools had to go around and spray all of the equipment periodically. My goal was to give one good deep clean and disinfecting of the playground equipment, and then they could maintain it. Six months or a year later, I could do it again.”
Kyle shrugs with humility. “I just thought, if anything, it would help the kids play on the playground sooner.” And isn’t that what it’s all about?
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