Helping Those Affected by Superstorm Sandy

Our hearts go out to all of those affected by Hurricane Sandy. The storm has unfortunately left many without access to clean water, power and the ability to clean their clothes. The Tide Loads of Hope truck spent the last week in Eatontown, New Jersey and washed over 1,800 loads of laundry. We also donated 10,000 bottles of Tide to be distributed to those in need throughout New Jersey and New York through our partner the American Red Cross.

After more than two weeks on the road helping devastated areas in NY and NJ, our team is so proud to have washed nearly 2,900 loads of laundry and donated more than 10,000 bottles of Tide to areas affected throughout the Northeast. We are so thankful to hear that the number of people with access to clean clothes is growing, but we also know that some are still struggling. We thank everyone for their support along the way and our thoughts are with all those who continue to recover.

We continue to receive on-the-ground updates from our partner, the American Red Cross and continue to evaluate other areas where we can help. It is our hope that by restoring the basic need of clean clothing, we can help give hope to those who need it most.

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Want to help support our efforts? Please make a donation or purchase
a Tide Loads of Hope vintage tee ($4 from the sale of each tee goes
toward helping families affected by disaster).

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