Enzo Custom and Direct Relief: What We're Doing To Help
As all of us around the globe have been doing the best we can to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Enzo Custom has joined many other businesses across the world in providing assistance to those in need during these unprecedented times.
As all of us around the globe have been doing the best we can to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Enzo Custom has joined many other businesses across the world in providing assistance to those in need during these unprecedented times.
Through May, 10 percent of all Enzo Custom purchases will go toward Direct Relief, a humanitarian organization dedicated to improving the general welfare of those affected by poverty and global emergencies regardless of borders, politics, or economics. Direct Relief has been coordinating with governments, businesses, and health organizations worldwide to provide necessary protective equipment to healthcare workers as well as streamlining other vital supplies to those on the front lines of fighting the spread of COVID-19.
In addition to giving away proceeds from product sales, we have donated 5000 personal protective masks to date, and we are still using our production facilities to make more for distribution throughout the United States.
While Enzo Custom's physical showrooms remain closed for the time being, we still offer private appointments and consultations through videoconference so we can get you measured and fitted.
As we are all anxious for everything to return to some semblance of normalcy, we also know that we can get through this together. When you purchase custom suits, accessories, and other products from us, you can rest easy knowing that the proceeds are going to help a good and vital cause. From all of us at Enzo Custom, we wish everyone stays safe, healthy, and well.
For more information on how to reduce the spread of COVID-19, you can visit the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention and World Health Organization websites or the respective health agency in your country of residence.
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