Committed to Our Community
Because we live and work in these neighborhoods, too.
From supporting a fellow teammate’s charity to donating to a team member in need to feeding needy families in our area, together we’re committed to making our communities better. We’re proud to donate our time and energy to some very worthy causes and we intend to sing it from the rooftops!
Packing Backpacks
Tommy Atkins, Branch Manager, and Jeff Kinsley, Commercial Sales Representative, took time away from their usual work at McGee Pest Control, an OPC Pest Services company, to make a heroic impact on the kids in their community.
Comfort for Chemo Patients – Courtesy of OPC
The team came together to pack chemo comfort bags when they found out their mailperson was looking to donate as many bags as she could.
Giving the Gift of Knowledge
The OPC team is all about showing up for their customers – but they also make time to show up for their community. Recently, they set their sights on a local middle school and the needs of a teacher and her students.
Packing Meals – Feeding Children
The team at OPC is all about showing up for each other, our customers, and our communities. Besides keeping their friends and neighbors safe from pests, they also like to donate their time and efforts to local charities that have similar values to OPC’s. What better value is the one that says take care of the children?
Showing Up for Your Community
Giving back to our community has always been a part of who McGee Pest Control is. As an OPC Pest Services company, we’re proud to say that commitment continues to show up in meaningful ways.
A Donation to St. Jude
While McGee Pest Control, an OPC Pest Services company, donates to many charities and organizations, we can’t think of a better one to support than St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. And for the fifth year in a row, they have donated and provided their services to the St. Jude Dream Home® Giveaway!
Backpacks, Blankets, and Community
This holiday season, the Bowling Green branch came together to support the local Salvation Army through a backpack and blanket drive focused on helping those in need right in their own community.
A Not So Random Act of Kindness
At A-Action, an OPC Pest Services company, no customer is too small. And even though Ms. Alice is pretty tiny, the mouse issue in her basement wasn’t. Ms. Alice is 92 years young with many disabilities and because of that, she hasn’t been down in her basement for more than 15 years. When the mice showed up, she made sure to call A-Action to help. She just wasn’t prepared for just how much they would help.
OPC – Delivering Moments to The Community
Delivering moments that people remember doesn’t have to mean grand gestures. it could mean just buying them a simple cup of joe!
Join OPC Pest Services in Supporting the Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive
We believe that a thriving community is the true measure of success, and nothing fills us with more joy than giving back in our area. As we wrapped up our second annual Thanksgiving food drive, we are reminded of the power of coming together to support those in need!
Stuffing for A Cause
During a recent sales meeting, OPC Pest Services came together with Western Fumigation, Waltham Pest Services, and Western Pest Services for networking, polishing their sales skills, and team building. In between those activities, they decided to partner with Sunday Breakfast Mission and create some stuffed animals!
Love Bags
“Love Bags” offer comfort and support to foster children during the challenging transition of entering new foster homes. Ultimately, the OPC team came together and packed 150 bags – 75 for boys and 75 for girls.
A Happy Thanksgiving for All
We were proud to bless 20 families in the Bowling Green area with a complete Thanksgiving meal.
Essential School Supplies
During a sales meeting, the OPC team packed backpacks with essential school supplies for underprivileged kids and dropped them off at the Dream Center.
Technician Saves a Life
Technician, Ray Thompson, didn’t know he would be saving a life when he got up one day. But he actually did…
