H&R Block Providing Help to Associates, Customers, and Communities Recovering from Historic Winter Storm

H&R Block provided help to associates, customers, and communities recovering from the historic winter storm with a donation to the American Red Cross.

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H&R Block Providing Help to Associates, Customers, and Communities Recovering from Historic Winter Storm

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H&R Block is providing help to associates, customers, and communities recovering from the historic winter storm with a donation to the American Red Cross. The company is also supporting its associates and franchisees through its Associate Relief Fund.

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 22, 2021 // GLOBE NEWSWIRE // - Millions of Americans have been affected by the recent winter storm that brought catastrophic power outages, flooding, and water shortages to communities across Texas and many parts of the United States. Today, H&R Block (NYSE: HRB) is doing its part to help those impacted with a donation to the American Red Cross to support relief and recovery efforts in these communities.

“We exist to provide help and inspire confidence in our clients and communities everywhere, and we stand with all Americans affected by these extreme weather events,” said Jeff Jones, H&R Block’s president and chief executive officer. “H&R Block is a part of all of these cities and towns, and we’re committed to helping our neighbors and our own associates during this great time of need.”

The company is also supporting its associates and franchisees through its Associate Relief Fund. Any associate or franchisee affected by the winter storm may apply for financial assistance. In addition, the company is encouraging its associates, franchisees, and customers to join in providing help by donating to the American Red Cross.

H&R Block believes in the importance of thriving local communities, as it creates more connected neighborhoods and supports small business through its community impact platform Make Every Block Better. To date, the company has provided funding to startups, built homes, made home repairs in underserved neighborhoods, launched a new program to help Black small business owners access capital, and more.

This story was originally published in Franchising.com on February 23, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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