Wash It Australia utilising Supercars programs in support of National Breast Cancer Month

Wash It Australia supported Supercars teams have once again sported eye-catching pink accents on their liveries during the Bathurst 1000 and the Gold Coast 500 events during the month of October.
 
The Wash It branding on the front guards of Jaxon Evans’ SCT Logistics Camaro has been given pink accents to raise awareness for National Breast Cancer Month. 

Wash It has pledged to donate $1 for every truck washed nationwide throughout the month of October to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
 
Founded in 2009, Wash It Mobile Truck Washing offers specialised cleaning services for warehouses and industrial vehicles from prime movers, trailers and buses to containers and forklifts.
 
Wash It founder Ben Hennock expressed pride in supporting the National Breast Cancer Foundation having already donated over $65,000 across the last two years, noting that the cause is close to the company’s heart.
 
The pink Wash It branding will also be featured across Wash It supported driver Chaz Mostert’s helmet, thee rear wing of Mark Winterbottom’s DEWALT Camaro, the rear guards of David Reynolds’ TRADIE Beer Camaro and the Hennock family go-kart team during October.
 
Fans are encouraged to join the cause and donate through the following link - https://fundraise.nbcf.org.au/fundraisers/washitaustralia2024fundraiser

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Ben Hennock
Founder of Wash It Mobile Truck Washing
“We’ve proudly supported breast cancer awareness for several years, and this cause is very close to the Wash It family. 

“It’s great to unite all our teams and partners to promote such an important cause, and we encourage everyone to donate. 
 
“Winning David Reynolds’ pink helmet last year during the Jax NBCF promotion was special and seeing our pink branding across multiple Supercars once again this year at Bathurst and the Gold Coast is fantastic – it’s our way of promoting the amazing work that the NBCF does each and every day.”