During the month of July, Greenville Technology, Inc. (GTI) held its annual Cancer Awareness Campaign. GTI’s Health and Wellness committee coordinators Kristian Garwood and Kristen Gosnell planned a month full of activities to try to meet the goal of $5000. With the help of the committee, GTI held several food events including a Loaded Nacho Day, Farmer Brown Day, Bowman’s Texas Tenderloin Day, and a Bake Sale. GTI also held several raffles including their annual “Fight for a Cure” raffle. With the help of local vendors, GTI had over 80 items donated for this years “Fight for a Cure” raffle. GTI employees also purchased badge holders, lapel pins, and t-shirts. The t- shirt sale was a big hit. On July 29, GTI held their second “Go Shirtless for Cancer” day. On this day, the associates who purchased the Cancer T-shirt, could wear the t-shirt in place of their company uniform shirt. This year’s campaign was a complete success thanks to all their employees. GTI surpassed the goal of $5000. On October 28, 2016, they were pleased to be able to give the Cancer Association of Darke County a check for $7384. 32.
The cancer association is very grateful to those businesses and individuals in the community that give so generously to help those battling a very difficult disease. They provide benefits to cancer patients living in Darke County. For further information, call 548-9960.
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