About Us
A national movement
We raise money to help people fighting cancer. Across the United States and Canada, there are currently more than 150 Pink Fire Trucks. These Pink Fire Trucks are named after women and children who are battling cancer or who have lost their fight to cancer. The fire trucks are signed by anyone who has been touched by cancer. The color Pink represents women, not a disease!
A fight to help a community.
Our mission is to spread love and hope by sharing the stories of those who have triumphed or faced losses in their battles with cancer, inspiring others to join the cause. The "Guardians" steering these vehicles, along with the thousands who have signed them, serve as the driving force behind our selfless efforts. We invite communities across America to come together, honor those who have fought bravely, and do what is right for the individuals we are committed to serving.
The Pink Heals Movement extends beyond the battle against breast cancer; it encompasses the fight against all cancers that women, men, and children confront. Our program possesses a profound significance that resonates with everyone, whether they have personally faced cancer or not.
Funding for Pink Heals comes entirely from the donations raised at events, receiving support both locally and nationally. Locally, Pink Heals Manitowoc County organizes events, while our national chapter conducts tours in various towns. This collaborative effort allows us to provide art free of charge and establish Immediate Care Funds at every tour stop. Dedicated tour drivers commit to traversing the nation in pink fire trucks and other pink vehicles, covering thousands of miles and spreading the message of Pink Heals.