11th annual event honors those affected by breast cancer and supports research through 100 Voices of Hope
Floyds Knobs, Ind. (October 2025) — As Breast Cancer Awareness Month concludes, AML Construction reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to supporting those impacted by the disease through its 11th annual Pink Out initiative. The event serves as a reminder that awareness and action extend beyond a single month and remain a year-round priority for the company.
This year’s Pink Out honored the memory of Patricia Libs Hutt, along with the many individuals and families who continue to face breast cancer with strength and resilience. Employees showed their support by participating in the event and purchasing Pink Out sweatshirts, creating a visible display of unity and purpose across the organization.
Proceeds from sweatshirt sales, along with a company contribution from AML Construction, were donated to 100 Voices of Hope, a breast cancer research fund dedicated to advancing research and working toward a cure. The organization plays a critical role in funding innovative research efforts and amplifying the voices of those affected by the disease.
At AML Construction, community involvement is a core value. Through initiatives like Pink Out, the company demonstrates that its impact goes beyond construction projects, focusing instead on building hope, raising awareness, and standing together with the communities it serves.
