KNOXVILLE – Jewelry Television (JTV) will once again join Go Red For Women in February to support the fight against heart disease. The national jewelry retailer and broadcast network will promote a ‘Love Your Heart’ comprehensive campaign to increase awareness and educate viewers about the risks of heart disease and raise funds for the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement. For every purchase from the exclusive 2017 ‘Love Your Heart’ jewelry collection, JTV will donate 10% of the selling price to the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement.
JTV is also making it easy for viewers to join the ‘Love Your Heart’ initiative, with several additional opportunities to participate and show support for the cause:
• Tune in to JTV on National Wear Red Day (February 3) for a special 24-hr Love Your Heart Day event. Donate $5 or more on February 3 to receive a promotional Love Your Heart offer on any purchase for the day.
• Contribute $5 or more to JTV’s ‘Love Your Heart’ fund February 4 – 28 and receive a $10 promotional offer to use on a JTV purchase. Funds raised will go directly to Go Red For Women and help fund important research and educational programs.
• Learn about the risk factors and symptoms of heart disease. Visit JTV.com/GoRed to learn how you can be heart healthy.
“Cardiovascular diseases kill nearly one in three women each year. That’s approximately one woman every 80 seconds, but about 80% of cardiovascular diseases may be preventable with education and action,” said Tim Matthews, CEO of JTV. “The majority of our viewers are women so we are thrilled to help Go Red For Women raise awareness on the importance of knowing the risks of heart disease and stroke.”
For more information and to donate, please visit JTV.com/GoRed.
JTV is a proud supporter of the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement. This in no way implies an endorsement from the American Heart Association in regard to JTV’s products or services.
The company’s website, JTV.com, is one of the largest jewelry e-commerce websites in the country according to Internet Retailer’s Top 500 list for 2015.
