E-Z Movers Lends a Hand to the Race for the Cure

E-Z Movers, a professional moving company in Chicago, is a proud longtime supporter of the Susan G. Komen organization. In addition to year-long donations and support, every year the company looks forward to the big event—the Race for the Cure.

Beginning in 2013, the Race for the Cure in Chicago has been scheduled for Mother’s Day weekend. This year, E-Z Movers was once again on hand to donate moving services, interact with the racers, and give back to the community supporting this great cause

A day at the Race

E-Z Movers started the weekend off by donating moving services for the event. The company provided all of the shipment for equipment and materials used at the Race for the Cure, and their movers took care of the labor.

At the event, E-Z Movers parked some of their signature pink trucks near the park where the race was held. They set up a tent with a banner and pink moving boxes, and spent the day talking with the race participants and interacting with the crowd and the community. The company gave away hundreds of souvenirs during the event, including flyers, pink pens, and branded pink water bottles.

E-Z Movers was thrilled to again support and participate in the Race for the Cure.

About the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure

As the largest organization for breast cancer research and awareness, Susan G. Komen organizes several fundraisers, activities, and advocacy programs. Their biggest annual event is the Race for the Cure, which raises millions each year for breast cancer at events across the country.

E-Z Movers: Supporting Susan G. Komen year roun

In addition to their involvement with the Race for the Cure, E-Z Movers continues to support the organization’s mission in their daily activities. The company’s moving trucks are pink, in order to raise breast cancer awareness in Chicagoland and around the country through their nationwide long-distance moving services. These pink trucks are a familiar sight on the streets of Chicago.

E-Z Movers also donates a portion of the profits from each move to the Susan G. Komen organization.