Power Design used Breast Cancer Awareness Month to combine employee engagement with fundraising and community participation, directing donations toward the American Cancer Society’s efforts to advance breast cancer awareness and cancer research.
Throughout October, employees participated in activities at Power Design’s headquarters, known as the GRID. The initiatives included an annual Pumpkin Patch fundraiser and sales of limited-edition pink merchandise through the company’s Threads store.
Funds raised through purchases and donations supported the Men Wear Pink campaign led by Executive Vice President Efren Zanni. The campaign benefits the American Cancer Society. Zanni’s involvement is also personal, reflecting the impact breast cancer has had on his family.
On Oct. 24, Power Design employees joined family members and friends at Raymond James Stadium for the American Cancer Society’s annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.
The event brought together participants supporting survivors, honouring loved ones and raising awareness of the disease. Power Design’s team contributed through participation, donations and volunteer support.
Employee-led fundraising and community events provide construction companies with opportunities to support causes that affect workers, families and the communities where they operate. Power Design’s October activities connected workplace engagement with fundraising for the American Cancer Society, extending the company’s community involvement beyond its construction and engineering operations.
Source: Power Design.
