The California jeweler is renovating its store in Fresno, with plans to show off the new space in December.
JFC reveals 2015 grant winners
Jewelers for Children has named the 10 charities that will receive $10,000 each as part of the organization’s annual Local Grants program.
New York--Jewelers for Children have named the 10 organizations that will benefit from its 2015 Local Grants program.
The charities listed below will receive $10,000 each from JFC, pooled from $100,000 the organization set aside from fundraising that has taken place throughout the year.
Retailers nominated each of these charities, and the 10 winners were selected via a Facebook-based voting campaign that ran from Oct. 5 through 19 on the JFC Facebook page.
More than 15,000 visitors voted. The winners are as follows.
--American Family Children’s Hospital, nominated by Goodman’s Jewelers
--Camp Sunshine, nominated by Day’s Jewelers
--Chris Lantos Foundation, nominated by Papazian Jewelry Designs
--Gio’s Garden, nominated by Bauer Jewelry Designs
--Matthew’s Giving Tree, nominated by Kay Cameron Jewelers
--Meeting Street School, nominated by Bee Chic Boutique
--Morrow Manor, nominated by Dahlquist’s Fine Jewelry
--Pediatric Therapy Network, nominated by Daniel’s Jewelers
--Something for Kelly, nominated by Cunningham Jewelry & Appraisal Services
--Songs of Love Foundation, nominated by Solomons Fine Jewelry
JFC will send the $10,000 checks to the jewelers who nominated the winning charities so that they will be able to present each organization with the money.
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