On October 1st, 2024, FCC Environmental Services debuted its first pink truck in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, also known as “Pink Month”. People worldwide adopt the pink color and display a pink ribbon to raise awareness about the importance of prevention and routine screening for the early diagnosis of breast cancer. FCC Environmental Services CEO Dan Brazil stated: “Our first truck dedicated to the support of our employees and their families dealing with cancer. This is a small token of our company compared to the substantial impacts people and families face from this difficult disease. Since the first day of Pink Month is October 1st, it only felt right for the pink truck’s first debut to be the same day as the Clay County startup.”
FCC Environmental Services is proud to have enthusiastic drivers like Tia Jackson, who are excited to drive the new dedicated pink truck in Clay County. Breast Cancer survivorship awareness is important to Tia, as she has family and close friends who are survivors.
The pink truck is only the beginning, as FCC Environmental Services plans to continue to partner with Clay County and spread awareness and celebrate breast cancer survivors. For more information on Breast Cancer Awareness, visit https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-awareness-month.
About FCC:
FCC is a global waste management and recycling company that offers exceptional services in more than 35 countries. With over 60,000 employees worldwide, FCC is keen on increasing sustainability to create socially integrated communities and interact with citizens daily. The company operates in over 5,000 municipalities across the world and aims to improve the well-being of more than 60 million citizens. FCC has been operating since the 1900s and offers a wide range of services that include collection, treatment, recycling, energy recovery, and disposal of solid urban waste, street cleaning, sewer network maintenance, ground maintenance, preservation of green spaces, polluted soils recovery, and comprehensive management of industrial waste.
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