Gallagher Security wrapped up GSX 2025 with a reminder that protecting what matters most extends beyond technology. Through their Security Meets Solidarity initiative, the global security manufacturer raised more than $7,000 for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), more than doubling their original goal.

“We went into GSX hoping to raise $3,000, and our team was thrilled to reach that goal on day one,” said Melissa Vidakovic, director of marketing – the Americas, Gallagher. “We all hoped to surpass our goal, but we were blown away by the incredible response from attendees and are grateful for the support. Every donation makes a difference. Our industry is built on protecting people, and at GSX we saw that extend to something deeply personal.”   

Miriam Shaw, head of communications and public relations, Gallagher Security, said, “The support we received from GSX attendees was overwhelming. Our team had many moving conversations with people whose families, friends, and colleagues have been impacted by this disease. We were deeply grateful for the connections made and opportunity to raise critical funds for life-saving research, and to deliver a message of unity and compassion that goes far beyond security.” 

Sadia Zapp, managing director, BCRF, said, “We’re deeply grateful to Gallagher Security and the GSX community for their generosity and commitment to advancing breast cancer research. Every dollar raised helps fuel BCRF’s mission to end breast cancer by funding the most promising research around the world.” 

The initiative was anchored by limited-edition GallagHER fundraising t-shirts sold at GSX, with 100% of proceeds benefiting BCRF.

“Security Meets Solidarity shows what happens when purpose and people come together,” Vidakovic said. “Seeing our peers rally behind such an important cause reinforced that protecting what matters most goes far beyond the technology we create; it’s about the impact we make together.”