Ninefold Gives
HOMETOWN PRIDE, PUT TO WORK
People First is one of our core values, and it reaches past our own team to the communities we serve. We don’t just live and work here. We want to leave these towns better than we found them. Whether our team cleans up a park, volunteers at a shelter, or organizes a food drive, each branch will choose a project that reflects the needs where they work.
We also love our Veterans. We offer a 10% discount on all of our services.
We’re excited to announce the 2026 launch of the GiveHouse Program—an initiative focused on giving back, strengthening our communities, and making a meaningful difference together.
CLOTHING DRIVE | OCTOBER 2026
This October, our Ninefold employees at our Utah branch held a clothing drive for people in our community who needed it most. Our customers donated:
- 1,000 + pairs od gloves
- 1,000 + bags & backpacks
- 500 + blankets
- 800+ items of clothing
This was one of the largest single drop-offs the charity ever received. They were blown away! The Ninefold team was proud to be part of our customers’ generosity. We couldn’t have done it without them.
United Way’s Read Across America program | June 2026
Some of our office team recently traded keyboards for storybooks and had the chance to participate in a meaningful way. We spent time at a local elementary school reading to classrooms full of bright, curious, and very adorable kids. We left with full hearts and smiles all around.
High School FBLA Program | March 2026
Thanks to the generosity of our customers and the engagement of our team, we were able to donate approximately 330 clothing items, along with additional toys. When Jeremiah arrived with the bags gathered from our customer base, their team was thrilled.
This project was a powerful reminder of what can happen when we rally together. It was especially great to see our technicians actively involved and engaged in giving back to the community.
Thank you to everyone who contributed and helped make this initiative such a success. We’re looking forward to continuing projects like this in the future and finding more ways to serve beyond pest control.