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Official 2026 StaffDNA Cure Bowl sponsor. 🩷🎗️ Our techs keep fleets safe on the road. Cancer researchers keep people safe, and the Cure Bowl funds their work: $6.83 million raised so far. Catch the game Tuesday, Dec. 22 at 5 p.m. ET on ESPN. Donate at CureBowl.com. Defend the Road.⚫🟡 Defend the Cure.🩷🖤 @curebowl @orlandosportsfoundation @staffdna @ucf.edu #DefendTheRoad #DefendTheCure #CureBowl #FleetMaintenance
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Posted On: October 20th 2026, 01:00 pm
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Official 2026 StaffDNA Cure Bowl sponsor. 🩷🎗️

Our techs keep fleets safe on the road. Cancer researchers keep people safe, and the Cure Bowl funds their work: $6.83 million raised so far.

Catch the game Tuesday, Dec. 22 at 5 p.m. ET on ESPN. Donate at CureBowl.com.

Defend the Road.⚫🟡 Defend the Cure.🩷🖤

@curebowl @orlandosportsfoundation @staffdna @ucf.edu

#DefendTheRoad #DefendTheCure #CureBowl #FleetMaintenance
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