Angelwood Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with developmental differences, has announced its continued partnership with Underwood Jewelers. This collaboration highlights the shared commitment of both organizations to supporting the Northeast Florida community.
Underwood Jewelers will host a trunk show at the Ponte Vedra Beach location on May 8, 9 and 10. A portion of the proceeds from this event will directly benefit Angelwood’s programs, which provide essential services such as residential group homes, adult day training, respite care and supported employment for individuals living with intellectual and developmental differences.
Additionally, Underwood Jewelers is sponsoring an exclusive prize drawing to further support Angelwood’s mission. The proceeds from ticket sales will contribute to Angelwood’s efforts to empower families and individuals in need.
Diane Tuttle, Angelwood CEO, shared her appreciation for the partnership: “Underwood Jewelers exemplifies what it means to be a community partner. Their unwavering support enables us to continue providing critical services that foster dignity and independence for those we serve. This event is a beautiful example of how businesses and nonprofits can work together to make a lasting impact.”
John Rutkowski, manager of Underwood Jewelers in Ponte Vedra Beach, echoed these sentiments: “At Underwood, we believe in giving back to the community that has supported us for generations. Partnering with Angelwood allows us to contribute meaningfully to an organization that changes lives every day. We are honored to host this event and invite everyone to join us in supporting their incredible work.”
Angelwood has been serving the Jacksonville area since 1993, responding to community needs with services that promote growth, and inclusion for individuals living with developmental differences. Underwood Jewelers, a family-owned business established in 1928, shares this commitment through its dedication to ethical practices and community involvement.
