Our Community

Our Orkin brand demonstrates its culture of service through the OrkinServes program, which provides teammates with opportunities to give back to their communities through volunteering. In 2026, Orkin is entering its seventh year of partnership with the American Red Cross for its Mosquitoes Don't Deserve a Drop™ campaign. The partnership aims to bring awareness to the importance of blood donations and protecting people against the public health threats of mosquitoes. 

Through the Northwest Good Deed Team, founded in 2011, teammates give back to the communities they serve. One initiative is the annual Acts of Kindness Challenge, where teammates are encouraged to make a difference through small, everyday actions. In 2025, the team surpassed its expectations several times by ultimately completing over 17,000 acts of kindness through thank-you notes, assembling care baskets, assisting customers, or dropping off an appreciation meal or note at a local business or first-responder workplace.

The idea behind Clark's community outreach program, Clark Cares, is that communities grow when people come together to serve. With ambassadors at most Clark branches, Clark Cares promotes team-building activities and community service projects. In 2024, Clark Cares made an impact through multiple community service initiatives. The organization hosted two golf tournaments, raising over $9,000 for the Rollins Employee Relief Fund.

HomeTeam's Servant Heart Good Works Program continues to give back through community initiatives. Their team supports students with back-to-school drives and making snack kits, as well as assisting veterans and disaster-affected communities through fundraising, landscaping, and supply donations. Additional volunteer efforts include environmental cleanups, food drives, and encouraging everyday acts of kindness among teammates.

Orkin Canada continually strives to find ways to create a positive impact in local communities. As part of their ongoing commitment, teammates supported charitable organizations by volunteering and donating essential services, donating more than 750 hours, and contributing more than CA$52,000 towards community organizations across Canada in 2024.

In 2024, Fox Pest Control volunteers completed 30 service projects across the country, with over 300 team members donating over 1,000 hours and more than $27,000 in aid. Volunteers helped families in need, supported disaster relief efforts, organized charity events, and contributed to local food banks and shelters. Through these efforts, Fox branches and departments worked together to support their communities and make a difference in the lives of others.

In 2024, Western Pest Services, Western Fumigation, OPC Pest Services, and Waltham Pest Services set aside time during a leadership meeting to partner with a local charity. The team worked with We Are Loved, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering and supporting foster youth and foster parents through community building, support groups, and partnerships throughout all of New Jersey. They collected and donated essential hygiene items, cozy pajamas, journals, and other thoughtful gifts for 150 children.

Aardwolf Pestkare’s team is committed to offering pest control solutions that address the root causes of infestations and support healthier communities.

One example of this occurred when Senior Technician at Aardwolf Pestkare, Nirhan bin Azman, identified a hazardous recurring pattern at a health care facility. Each time a client's daughter visited for therapy, the center reported a bed bug issue. Recognizing that repeated treatments at the facility were not a long-term solution, Nirhan suspected the infestation originated in the client's home. In collaboration with the client, the team took a proactive approach by offering a free home inspection and treatment. Foreman Suhaidee Mazlan conducted a thorough assessment, confirming the source of the bed bugs. After conducting the treatment, the recurring infestations stopped entirely.