Dental News - Lanmark360 president says he won’t shave until he raises $10,000 for hurricane relief

Dental Tribune USA

Tue. 6 November 2012

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NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: In response to the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy, Howard Klein, president of communications firm Lanmark360, based in West Long Branch, N.J., has launched a fundraising campaign called Shave the Shore. “Like most New Jerseyans, I am devastated by the damage of Hurricane Sandy and saddened that our beaches are gone,” Klein said.

“As president and owner of Lanmark360, a healthcare communications firm at the Jersey Shore, what’s one to do? Launch a campaign,” Klein said. “That campaign is ‘Shave the Shore.’ As founder of this campaign I have pledged not to shave until I raise $10,000 to help those affected by Hurricane Sandy.”

“Please help me reach my goal, at which time I will celebrate with a nice, hot shave at Franks Barber Shop in West Long Branch,” Klein said. “I invite others to join the cause by refraining from shaving and setting their own fundraising goals.”

More information about the campaign is available at shavetheshore.com.

(Source: Eliezer “Eli” Ganon, Design Technology Group, DTG)

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