Evenflo Plumbing is proud to announce that 10 percent of all profits for jobs completed during the month of October will be donated to breast cancer research through the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The foundation has “Transformed how the world treats and talks about this disease and have helped turn millions of breast cancer patients into breast cancer survivors.” Breast cancer has impacted people all over the world; in the United States alone it is projected there will be over 200,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer in 2017

Breast Cancer is something that hits close to home for the Evenflo family. In 2009, Georgia Larsen, the mother of Evenflo’s owner Lisa Hardman, lost her battle to breast cancer. Georgia worked for the Oregon State University Alumni Association from 1998 to 2009 and was a member of Westside Community Church. She enjoyed singing, camping, making blankets and spending time with her family. Jim and Lisa have friends and a very close family member that are currently battling cancer. Evenflo sympathizes with families that have also had their lives impacted by breast cancer and that is why we feel a need to help fight this terrible disease.

For the month of October you will see our technicians wearing pink Evenflo shirts at work with the breast cancer ribbon tied into our company logo. As well as these shirts, all invoices during October will have the Evenflo logo with two breast cancer ribbons (as pictured at the beginning of the post) along with a short memo on the bottom explaining that we are donating a portion of our profits to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Our goal is to continue to raise awareness on this matter while also donating money towards research. Book an appointment with us for October and not only will you be getting the best plumbing service in the Mid-Willamette Valley, but you’ll be donating to a great cause! You’re one phone call away, 541-738-8853!