Washington, D.C. (Feb. 6, 2026) – At Force Marketing, Leave Better Than Found is more than a value. It’s a standard we work to live by—through how we serve our partners, support our teams, and show up in the communities connected to our work.
On February 6 in Washington, DC, Force was proud to support the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s (NPCF) Fashion Funds the Cure. Our CEO John Fitzpatrick delivered opening remarks, and Kristina Fitzpatrick helped close the evening by recognizing the pediatric cancer warriors, families, and supporters who made the night possible. The warriors on the runway were the heart of the event—their courage and joy filled the room and stayed with everyone there.
Force’s connection to NPCF is a long-term commitment. John has served on the NPCF Board of Directors since 2016, and Force Marketing has proudly sponsored Fashion Funds the Cure for nine consecutive years. That kind of consistency matters, because progress in pediatric cancer research depends on sustained awareness, funding, and participation.
We’re also grateful to the friends, family, and dealer partners who joined in support—including Group 1 Automotive and Penske Automotive Group—and helped make the evening what it was.
Pediatric cancer remains an urgent fight, and the facts are still surprising to many: cancer is the leading cause of death by disease among children in the United States (after infancy), an estimated 43 children per day are diagnosed, and roughly 4% of federal cancer research funding is directed toward pediatric cancer research.
If you’re interested in supporting this mission—by donating, volunteering, sponsoring, or getting involved—learn more through the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation at nationalpcf.org.
Because leaving things better only counts when it shows up in action.
Washington, D.C. (Feb. 6, 2026) – At Force Marketing, Leave Better Than Found is more than a value. It’s a standard we work to live by—through how we serve our partners, support our teams, and show up in the communities connected to our work.
On February 6 in Washington, DC, Force was proud to support the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s (NPCF) Fashion Funds the Cure. Our CEO John Fitzpatrick delivered opening remarks, and Kristina Fitzpatrick helped close the evening by recognizing the pediatric cancer warriors, families, and supporters who made the night possible. The warriors on the runway were the heart of the event—their courage and joy filled the room and stayed with everyone there.
Force’s connection to NPCF is a long-term commitment. John has served on the NPCF Board of Directors since 2016, and Force Marketing has proudly sponsored Fashion Funds the Cure for nine consecutive years. That kind of consistency matters, because progress in pediatric cancer research depends on sustained awareness, funding, and participation.
We’re also grateful to the friends, family, and dealer partners who joined in support—including Group 1 Automotive and Penske Automotive Group—and helped make the evening what it was.
Pediatric cancer remains an urgent fight, and the facts are still surprising to many: cancer is the leading cause of death by disease among children in the United States (after infancy), an estimated 43 children per day are diagnosed, and roughly 4% of federal cancer research funding is directed toward pediatric cancer research.
If you’re interested in supporting this mission—by donating, volunteering, sponsoring, or getting involved—learn more through the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation at nationalpcf.org.
Because leaving things better only counts when it shows up in action.
