Aug 10, 2022
Arizona Pest Control Pledges Over $20,000 To Local High School Education and Sports Programs
TUCSON, Ariz. - Aug. 10, 2022 - PRLog -- Arizona Pest Control, serving Tucson and Southern Arizona since 1947 has just committed over $20,000 to sponsoring sports and education programs at Sabino High School, Ironwood Ridge High School, Catalina Foothills High School, Mountain View High School, Salpointe High School, Empire High School, Canyon del Oro High School, Tucson High School, Cienega High School, and Pusch Ridge Christian.
Additionally, they have made a $5,000 contribution to the Catalina Foothills School District Foundation and $5,000 to the Catholic Tuition Support Organization. Committed to excellence in education, Arizona Pest Control is leading the way in the Tucson business community when it comes to supporting educational programs. "Excellence in education and after school sports is the key to having successful outcomes for our students and families. Tucson has supported us for the last 75 years and we want to continue to support this amazing community in every way we can," said Caleb Tennenbaum, Marketing Director at Arizona Pest Control.
Arizona Pest Control is also interested in supporting additional after school programs and educational initiatives. Please email requests to Caleb Tennenbaum at [email protected] for consideration.
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