Every October, J&J Termite & Pest Control goes pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the people in our local community who have been impacted by breast cancer.
For us, GO PINK is personal.
Breast cancer has directly impacted our family, including Jared’s mom, Chrissy Graeff, and grandmother, Sharon Laudeman. Their stories are part of the reason we wanted to turn Breast Cancer Awareness Month into something that could make a difference right here at home.
That’s how J&J GO PINK began.
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What is GO PINK?
GO PINK is J&J Termite & Pest Control’s annual October campaign benefiting local individuals and families affected by breast cancer.
Throughout the month, we bring together our customers, local businesses, friends, and community members to raise awareness and funds—with the money raised staying local in Schuylkill County.
And when you choose J&J during October, you’re already helping.
J&J Gives Back
At the end of October, J&J donates 10% of our October revenue to a local breast cancer fighter or fighters.
That means every service we complete during the month—from a one-time pest problem to our regular monthly commercial accounts—helps contribute to the campaign.
GO PINK T-Shirt Sale
Each year, we release limited-edition J&J GO PINK shirts, with 100% of the profits from shirt sales donated to the campaign.
Community Partners & Donations
We invite businesses throughout our community to GO PINK with us.
Businesses can participate by making a donation, displaying GO PINK materials, sharing the campaign with their customers, or finding their own creative way to GO PINK during October.
Anyone who wants to contribute directly to the campaign can make an additional donation by:
Cash
Check: Memo GO PINK Campaign
Venmo: @JJ-Pest
Every service completed.
Every shirt purchased.
Every business that participates.
Every donation made.
It all adds up.
At the conclusion of each GO PINK campaign, the funds raised are given to a local breast cancer fighter or fighters in Schuylkill County.
We want the people who support GO PINK to be able to see the difference they helped make. Each year, we’ll share the campaign results here—including the total raised, participating businesses, photos, and the impact our community made together.