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Sarasota, FL / Storyteller / Nov 11, 2026 /Badger Bob's Services, a local air conditioning repair company serving Sarasota and surrounding communities, is proud to announce its sponsorship of Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Sarasota 2026. Badger Bob’s Services offers AC repair near you in Sarasota, FL, and has been in business since 1984.The event, organized by the American Cancer Society, brings people together to raise awareness, support individuals and families affected by breast cancer, and contribute to the fight against the disease.For Badger Bob's Services, the sponsorship is about more than putting the company's name behind a community event. It's an opportunity to support a cause that has touched the lives of countless families, including people living and working throughout the Sarasota area.Breast cancer affects more than the person receiving the diagnosis.

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