Two RV industry companies have recently acknowledge Breast Cancer Awareness Month at their organizations.
Blue Water Development posted on their LinkedIn:
This October, we’re proud to launch our third annual “Blue Turns Pink” campaign — an initiative that rallies our resorts, team members, guests and local communities in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year’s goal is $50,000 in fundraising for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Atlantic General Hospital Foundation, benefitting the Burbage Regional Cancer Care Center.
Across our nationwide properties, we’ll host themed events like pink-themed 5Ks, bake sales, cornhole tournaments, Pink Fridays (where staff and guests alike are encouraged to wear pink) and merchandise sales with all proceeds donated.
It’s our way of bringing awareness, hope, and support to those affected by cancer — and reinforcing that, when we unite behind a cause, our impact multiplies.
As Todd Burbage (our CEO) says, “Blue Turns Pink has become more than a campaign … it’s a reminder that we can stand united to support families, fund research, and bring hope to people fighting cancer.”
Learn more at Blue Turns Pink and join us in turning October pink at https://lnkd.in/enaNgyjX
And Aliner also shared on their LinkedIn:
Our crew showed up strong for Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a full-on Pink Out last Thursday! From bright pink tees to sweet pink treats, the Aliner family came together to honor the fighters, celebrate the survivors and remember those we’ve lost.
This cause is deeply personal to the owners, Brett and Jana Randall, who have been personally touched by breast cancer by their mothers.
“I lost my mom to breast cancer when I was just 10 years old. Every October reminds me of her strength — and the importance of early detection and continued research.” —Jana Randall, MS, CMO of Aliner.
“My mom is a breast cancer survivor. Her journey reminds me that hope and perseverance can carry us through the toughest battles.” — Brett Randall, president and CEO of Aliner.
At Aliner, we don’t just build campers — we build community. Standing together, we honor the brave, support the ongoing fight and cherish the memories of those we hold close in our hearts.
