Light Up a Home. Honor a Story.

A Victorian house in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin brilliantly decorated with bright magenta LED lights outlining the roofline and forming a ribbon bow design, surrounded by autumn pumpkins and corn stalks

Bulbs for Breast Cancer: Some lights are more than decoration. This year, Sparkle Wash Fox Valley is bringing back Bulbs for Breast Cancer, an initiative created to recognize the fighters, celebrate the survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and support the families and friends standing beside them.

Nominate Someone

We’re asking our community to help us find two deserving individuals or families whose homes we can light up in bright pink bulbs.


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Who Would You Light Up For?

Maybe it’s you. Maybe it’s your mom, sister, wife, husband, friend, neighbor, coworker, or someone you see every week at church or the gym. If breast cancer has touched their life, we want to hear their story. Tell us who they are, what they mean to you, and why you’d love to see their home glowing pink this year.

More Than Pink Bulbs

Last year, we had the privilege of lighting up two homes in our community. The bulbs were bright pink, but what they represented was much bigger. Support. Strength. Hope. Community. This year, we’re doing it again. Sparkle Wash Fox Valley will select two nominated homes to illuminate in bright pink bulbs in honor of someone impacted by breast cancer. Every bulb. Every strand. Every light. For her. For him. For you.

How It Works

Step 1

Nominate


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Complete the short form and tell us who you’re nominating. You can nominate yourself or someone you care about.

Step 2

Share Their Story


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Tell us a little about their journey and why you believe their home should be selected.

Step 3

We’ll Select Two Homes


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Sparkle Wash Fox Valley will choose two nominations from our community.

Step 4

We Light Them Up


A Victorian house in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin brilliantly decorated with bright magenta LED lights outlining the roofline and forming a ribbon bow design, surrounded by autumn pumpkins and corn stalks

The selected homes will be illuminated with bright pink bulbs as a visible reminder that no one fights alone.

We See You. We’re With You.

Breast cancer affects more than the person receiving the diagnosis. It touches families, friendships, workplaces, neighborhoods, and entire communities. Bulbs for Breast Cancer is our small way of making that support visible. If someone comes to mind while you’re reading this, tell us their story. Nominations are now open.