(PRESS RELEASE) NEWTON, IA — The RJO (Retail Jewelers Organization) Foundation announced the launch of a new Disaster Relief Fund, providing timely financial assistance to its retail members and vendor partners affected by natural disasters and emergencies. This initiative is part of the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to supporting its members and strengthening the resilience of the jewelry community.
The Disaster Relief Fund is designed to assist its members, their employees, and their families in recovering from the devastating effects of natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, and other catastrophic events. Through this fund, the RJO Foundation seeks to ensure businesses and individuals within the RJO community receive vital aid when needed most, helping them rebuild and return to normal operations as quickly as possible.
Key Features of the Disaster Relief Fund Include:
- Immediate Financial Assistance: Prompt financial support will be provided to qualifying members facing losses due to natural disasters.
- Streamlined Application Process: The Foundation has developed an easy-to navigate application system to expedite assistance for those in need.
- Collaborative Effort: The fund will be supported through donations from RJO members, vendors and industry partners, fostering a spirit of solidarity and mutual aid.
“We understand the significant impact natural disasters can have on personal and professional lives. The launch of the Disaster Relief Fund reflects our dedication to being there for our members during times of crisis,” said Sarah Streb, Executive Director of the RJO Foundation. “By providing this critical support, we hope to offer a lifeline to those who are facing unexpected challenges, helping them recover and rebuild.”
The RJO Foundation encourages members of the retail jewelry industry, as well as supporters from across the country, to contribute to the RJO Foundation, which funds disaster relief.
For more information about how to apply for assistance or to donate to the RJO Foundation, visit here.
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