ScanDigital Offers Aid to Colorado Wildfire Victims

Press Release

A 50 percent discount on services plus restoration help and digital archiving for the victims. Others can get a 10 percent discount the company will match with a 10 percent donation to the Red Cross on orders coded HELPCOLORADO.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- ScanDigital has announced a nationwide campaign to assist Colorado residents affected by the recent wildfires. The company has offered its services to victims of the fires at half price and also offered to help restore damaged photographs.

With over 30,000 people evacuated and more than 300 homes already destroyed by the fires, this tragedy has become a national focus, the company said. The magnitude of the event coupled with ScanDigital's personal connection to Colorado inspired the company to help the affected communities.

HITS HOME

All of the members of ScanDigital's management team have a connection with Colorado and collectively the company feels a sense of urgency to help.

Rich Wender, director of human resources said, "Colorado was my home for close to a decade. With so much to offer, Colorado has contributed to some of my fondest memories, such as hiking up my first fourteener (Mt. Princeton), cruising class five rapids on the Colorado River and catching many Rockies games. I hope to one day call Colorado home again."

Chief Operating Officer Matthew Stone added that the "years spent in Colorado were some of the most memorable of my life. From receiving a world-class education to enjoying its natural beauty and culture, it remains one of my most favorite places in the world."

ScanDigital's management retreats are held every year in Colorado and the beautiful area holds a special place in the company's hearts.

Anderson Schoenrock, the company's founder has family members in Colorado Springs that have been impacted by the wildfires and grew up spending time in the state. "I've been watching the coverage anxiously hoping that my relatives in the area would not need to evacuate. Having spent at least some portion of every year of my life in Colorado, the area is a special place for me and my family."

SALVAGING MEMORIES

The Los Angeles-based firm specializes in protecting family memories and preserving them for future generations. It's no surprise their campaign helps these Colorado families protect the memories they still have.

For residents affected by the wildfires, ScanDigital is offering to digitally convert and protect their photos, home movies and other analog family moments that were rescued from their homes at half price. ScanDigital will also help to restore these images that may have been damaged in the fires.

Additionally, the company will also store the digital images on their servers as backup and store the original materials in their secure warehouse until each family has found time to regroup after the wildfires. Carrying boxes of photos and movies that span generations can be exhausting and ScanDigital will alleviate this burden by protecting and giving them a temporary home.

For the people who aren't affected by the fires, but want to make a difference, ScanDigital is offering a 10 percent discount on its services and on top of the discount will donate 10 percent of revenue generated to the Red Cross' efforts in Colorado. To receive the discount and help the wildfire victims, customers should use the code HELPCOLORADO when placing an order online.

ScanDigital said it hopes to raise enough money to make a noticeable impact in the recovery efforts while continuing to do what they do best: Help families preserve their precious memories.

If you lived in the affected areas and need help preserving your memories, contact ScanDigital at (888) 333-2808 or [email protected] to participate in the program.