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Rash Guard Company donates to American Red Cross
A percentage of the company’s sales will go toward the Red Cross’ relief fund
by Kirsti CorreaPublished: April 09, 2012 12:05 PM
The Rash Guard Company, the Seal Beach-based online retailer of Rash Guard products, is reaching out to victims of natural disasters by raising funds for the American Red Cross.
Through December 31, the company will donate 10 percent of all sales to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. The Red Cross will use the collections as part of its international relief effort to provide shelter, food, emotional support and other assistance following natural disasters.
“We would like to make it convenient for our customers to support the American Red Cross’ disaster relief efforts around the world with whom we share a great kinship,” said Rash Guard Company president Tyler Collins. “A large portion of our customers and many of our employees are committed to making a difference, and so it’s quite natural that The Rash Guard Company do its part to help raise funds for the American Red Cross.”
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Through December 31, the company will donate 10 percent of all sales to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. The Red Cross will use the collections as part of its international relief effort to provide shelter, food, emotional support and other assistance following natural disasters. “We would like to make it convenient for our customers to support the American Red Cross’ disaster relief efforts around the world with whom we share a great kinship,” said Rash Guard Company president Tyler Collins. “A large portion of our customers and many of our employees are committed to making a difference, and so it’s quite natural that The Rash Guard Company do its part to help raise funds for the American Red Cross.” Related headlines DaVita Inc. donates hundreds of shoes to Santa Ana elementary school Multiple companies come together to send 320 teens to the prom Quest International donates to American Cancer Society |
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