Home remodeling company West Shore Home®, has announced its campaign to raise $100,000 during September for pediatric cancer research. In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a portion of all West Shore Home window sales nationwide will go to Four Diamonds at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital, the Pennsylvania-based philanthropy that supports treatment and lifesaving research for childhood cancer.

“One of our core values at West Shore Home is to Do the Right Thing Always,” said B.J. Werzyn, CEO, West Shore Home. “Statistics show that because of research, 80% of kids with cancer will survive. We want to do what we can to increase that number. We are proud to partner with both Four Diamonds and MI Windows on this important mission.”

West Shore Home is teaming up with MI Windows and Doors to reach the goal.

“Children’s wellbeing and cancer support are two central pillars of the philanthropic initiatives at MI Windows and Doors,” said Matt DeSoto, CEO, MI Windows and Doors. “Four Diamonds is a leader in the fight to conquer pediatric cancer, and we’re privileged to be in a position to support their mission along with great partners like West Shore Home.”

Four Diamonds supports a robust pediatric cancer research program at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital and Penn State College of Medicine, which is dedicated to seeking improved treatments and cures for childhood cancer to benefit kids in our community and around the world.

“We’re thrilled to have West Shore Home® and MI Windows and Doors as Partners In The Fight™ to conquer childhood cancer,” said Suzanne Graney, executive director of Four Diamonds. “Their commitment will help us to continue serving Four Diamonds children who are fighting cancer at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital and also to propel our groundbreaking research to better prevent, diagnose, treat and cure childhood cancer.”