Jewelers Mutual Group has announced new measures to assist jewelry industry members in Southern California impacted by the recent wildfires. The company is offering a range of services to help businesses and individuals recover from the devastation.
Through its “Relieve” program, Jewelers Mutual is providing counseling support for its commercial insurance customers, their employees, and immediate family members. This service is also being extended to personal lines customers in Los Angeles County who have been affected by the wildfires.
For commercial customers and non-customers in the jewelry industry within L.A. County, the company is offering to transport safes and store merchandise to protect against theft and environmental damage. Additionally, Jewelers Mutual will coordinate board-up services to secure premises and prevent further damage.
The insurer is also providing on-site security guard services for its commercial customers, alongside 24/7 claims and underwriting support to ensure timely assistance.
In a further show of support, Jewelers Mutual has pledged to match donations up to $50,000 to the Jewelers Relief Fund. Established in 2017 after Hurricane Harvey and recently relaunched by Jewelers of America and the Diamond Council of America, the fund aids retail jewelry stores and manufacturers affected by disasters like the wildfires.
“Our hearts are with everyone affected by the fires who are enduring the unimaginable,” said Scott Murphy, president and CEO of Jewelers Mutual. “There are profound challenges ahead. We stand with our customers and the jewelry industry, offering support and unwavering commitment to help bring stability, security, and hope as we navigate healing and recovery together.”
The expanded services and donation-matching initiative underscore Jewelers Mutual’s commitment to supporting the jewelry community during this difficult time.
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