ACE Donates over $87,000 to American Red Cross' Houston-Area Relief Efforts
DALLAS, Oct. 17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- ACE Cash Express stores across the country joined forces this September to raise funds in support of people devastated by Hurricane Harvey in the Houston-area. In total, ACE customers and employees contributed and raised $87,365.57 for the American Red Cross' relief efforts in Houston.
"Community commitment is a key value here at ACE Cash Express," said Eric Norrington, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs. "We're proud to support the American Red Cross as they continue to help people recover from the damages inflicted by Hurricane Harvey."
Donations collected by ACE employees help the American Red Cross to provide food, shelter, supplies and emergency support to those affected in the Houston-area.
"The Red Cross is continuing major relief efforts in response to both Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Hundreds of thousands of people were impacted by these storms, and with the help of donations like this from ACE Cash Express, we are providing help and hope to thousands of people in Texas and beyond," said Keith Rhodes, CEO, American Red Cross North Texas.
ACE's charitable giving program, The Community Fund, is committed to empowering organizations that help children, provide education and promote financial literacy in the communities it serves. To date, the ACE Community Fund has donated more than $11 million to organizations across the nation.
About ACE Cash Express
ACE Cash Express, Inc. is a leading financial services provider serving consumers online and through a network of retail store locations. ACE provides a range of retail financial products and services including short-term consumer loans, check cashing, prepaid debit cards, money transfers, bill payments and money orders. ACE Cash Express, Inc. is one of the largest owners and operators of check cashing stores in the United States.
SOURCE ACE Cash Express, Inc.
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