Wilson & Company launches breast cancer fundraising campaign with The CARE Project

Wilson & Company and The CARE Project have launched a workplace fundraising campaign in San Bernardino with an initial $2,000 corporate donation. The effort aims to raise money for local breast cancer patients, educate employees and encourage other Inland Empire businesses to support community nonprofits.

Why it matters: - The campaign directs money to breast cancer survivors who need help with treatment co-pays, rent, utilities, groceries and transportation. - The partnership also aims to broaden awareness of local support services among employees and nearby businesses. - The effort is designed to encourage other Inland Empire employers to start similar community giving programs.

What happened: - Wilson & Company, Inc., Engineers & Architects launched a corporate fundraising campaign with The CARE Project, Inc. - The campaign opened with an initial $2,000 corporate donation from Wilson & Company. - Wilson & Company employees can contribute through the workplace campaign. - The effort is part of Wilson & Company’s annual Higher Giving initiative, which pairs regional offices with local nonprofits. - The initiative was announced in San Bernardino, California, on June 22, 2026.

The details: - The CARE Project will host an educational Lunch and Learn session at the Wilson & Company facility. - The session will explain the challenges cancer patients face and how corporate donations support local families. - The campaign page allows community members and businesses to view live progress, read updates and donate directly through the official Higher Giving Wilson campaign page. - The CARE Project provides financial support for treatment co-pays, rent, utilities, groceries and transportation. - The nonprofit also offers peer mentoring and the Survivor Social Club for emotional support. - The CARE Project provides lymphedema care through a partnership with LymphaDivas, including compression sleeves, gauntlets and gloves at no cost to survivors.

Between the lines: - The partnership shows how employers are using workplace campaigns to turn employee engagement into local philanthropy. - Wilson & Company is tying the fundraiser to its Higher Relationships philosophy and its Higher Giving program. - The CARE Project is positioning the campaign as a way to reach working professionals who may not already be connected to breast cancer support efforts. - The collaboration gives The CARE Project a new channel to expand its grassroots fundraising base.

What's next: - The employee campaign will continue to collect donations. - The Lunch and Learn session is scheduled to give Wilson & Company staff more information about breast cancer support needs. - Community members and local businesses can keep contributing through the campaign page as the fundraising effort progresses.

The bottom line: - Wilson & Company is using its regional workplace giving program to raise money, educate employees and push more Inland Empire businesses toward local community support.