THE GOOD DEED TEAM

Bringing simple, meaningful opportunities for our Northwest team to create a positive impact in our communities.

What we do

The Northwest Good Deed Team was formed in 2011, with the sole focus on being active and involved in the communities that we serve. While home services are what we do for a living, we are about people. We service areas in our communities that have a real need, places where we can use our time and talents to give back and serve people who may have been forgotten.

First Responders Fed

School Backpacks Donated

Homeless Care Bags

Bilingual Books Given Away

Gallons of Laundry Detergent Donated

First Responder Cookouts – 100
School Field Trips Sponsored – 2,000
Bilingual Literacy Programs – 20
Customer Care Baskets Delivered – 322
Dobbins Air Force Reserve Quarantine Supply Bags – 840
Easter Baskets Donated – 65
Stockings for Christmas Filled – 125
United Way Boxes – 338

Good Deed Team Projects

THE GOOD DEED TEAM IN ACTION

RECENT NEWS FROM THE GOOD DEED TEAM

Northwest Family of Brands Teammates Donate over 5,000 Toys to the Toys for Tots Campaign

Jan 26, 2026

Teammates from across more than 50 offices within Northwest Exterminating’s Family of Brands donated more than 5,000 toys to the 2025 Toys for Tots campaign. After over a decade of partnering with the Marine Corps on this initiative, teammates look forward to the...

Northwest’s Good Deed Team Celebrates the Holidays with Atlanta Inner-City Ministry (AIM)

Jan 23, 2026

Nearly a dozen Northwest teammates helped families served by Atlanta Inner-City Ministry (AIM) celebrate the holidays during its annual Holiday Party. Teammates rolled up their sleeves and put their culinary skills to the test by cooking and serving “Breakfast for...

Northwest Exterminating Teams Up with GPCA to Help Fight Hunger in Atlanta

Jan 6, 2026

Northwest Exterminating’s Good Deed Team joined the Georgia Pest Control Association (GPCA) on December 4 for GPCA Gives at the Atlanta Community Food Bank, and their impact was felt far beyond the walls of the warehouse. Nearly a dozen Northwest teammates came...