Triangle Pest Control Launches Monthly Community Service Program

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In the following video interview, Triangle Pest Control Senior Executive Vice President Sharon Roebuck-McBride shared how the company developed the Triangle Cares community service outreach and sparked company-wide participation from employees.

Triangle Pest Control announced Triangle Cares, focusing on serving the needs of their local community. This program aims to support programs local to Raleigh, N.C., and surrounding areas.

Each month throughout the year, employees will volunteer their time at charitable events, pack lunches or make monetary donations.

In January, the first Triangle Cares event saw the team pack 130 lunches for the Raleigh Rescue Mission. In February, the volunteer group will work at the Wake County Animal Shelter and support the adoption of cats, dogs and small pets to the local community. In March, Triangle will be hosting a blood drive with the American Red Cross.