Scott Seanor’s Men Wear Pink Campaign Raises $17,417.57 for the American Cancer Society

October brought bowling, pink ribbons and a traveling pink truck together for an important cause. Thanks to employees, customers, community members and the Smail Family Foundation, Scott Seanor’s American Cancer Society Men Wear Pink campaign reached a fundraising total of $17,417.57.

The campaign was part of Smail Auto Cares’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month efforts to raise awareness and support people and families affected by breast cancer.

A Friday Night That Made a Difference

The Friday Nights Strike Out Breast Cancer bowling event at 814 Lanes brought supporters together for an evening of bowling and fundraising. Participation and raffle tickets raised more than $2,300.

Past Smail Men Wear Pink representatives joined Scott and other supporters for the celebration, continuing a tradition of employees stepping forward to support the cause.

The Smail Family Foundation contributed $10,000 to the American Cancer Society campaign, helping bring Scott’s total to $17,417.57.

The Smail Pink Truck Takes Awareness on the Road

The Smail Auto Cares Pink Truck made its way to Smail building locations, the Fort Ligonier Days Parade, the Westmoreland Chamber and Live! Casino.

Each stop offered another opportunity to bring attention to breast cancer awareness and invite the community to participate.

A special thank-you goes to Marty Cummins, who took the Pink Truck to the Perryopolis and Mountain State Auctions. His efforts generated more than $2,000 in donations from those locations.

Supporting Research and Local Families

The Smail Family Foundation is also contributing $10,000 to Westmoreland Walks and $10,000 to Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation.

Together, these efforts bring Smail Auto Cares’ cumulative breast cancer awareness contributions to $828,296 since 2011.

That milestone reflects years of participation from employees, customers, community partners and the Smail family.

Thank You for Helping Smail Care

We sincerely appreciate everyone who donated, purchased raffle tickets, attended the bowling event, welcomed the Pink Truck or helped organize this year’s activities.

Your support helps us continue raising awareness, standing alongside people facing breast cancer, celebrating survivors and remembering those whose lives have been lost.

Learn more about Smail Cares and our community involvement and our Breast Cancer Awareness Month efforts.

Photo caption: Past and present Smail Men Wear Pink supporters gathered at the bowling event. From left to right are Joe Suto, Bryan Sciarrino, Marcus Smail, Jeff Smail, Scott Seanor, Lindsey Smail, Jason Mossing, Nick Breault and American Cancer Society representative Doni Matrone.