The storage of artificial Christmas trees is serious business; every year millions of dollars worth of trees are stored improperly.
To encourage proper storage habits, Christmas Tree For Me, LLC is announcing a special sales event. Christmas Tree For Me, LLC will donate all profits from Christmas tree storage bags purchased from December 30 through December 31 2009 to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.
According to ChristmasTreeForMe.com founder Bill Quinn "Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children is an outstanding organization. In the past, we donated tree storage bags to the hospital to take care of the 80+ artificial Christmas trees displayed in the hospital. This year, we decided to step up our effort with a monetary donation for every Christmas tree storage bag sold."
Not only will the customers of ChristmasTreeForMe.com be purchasing the best storage for their Christmas tree, they will be directly benefiting a fantastic organization which treats Texas children with pediatric orthopedic conditions free of charge.
http://www.tsrhc.org/
People are always surprised to learn that storing an artificial Christmas tree in its original box is not the best method. A storage device specifically designed to store trees is more than a glorified trash bag, the device needs to provide support to the tree to prevent branches from being twisted or bulbs from being damaged.
To further assist people in properly storing their Christmas trees, Quinn has created a video titled "How to Store an Artificial Christmas Tree".
Quinn, founder of ChristmasTreeForMe.com, sells 8 different styles of storage devices to thousands of consumers and hundreds of businesses every year.
About ChristmasTreeForMe:
ChristmasTreeForMe has over 50 different styles of artificial Christmas trees from 6 to 35+ feet tall, with over 600 Christmas tree and holiday decorations available online. ChristmasTreeForMe has recently been profiled in Good Housekeeping, HGTV, The USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post as well as appearing on Good Morning America, and the computer screen nearest you. For more information, please call (877) 421-3593 or visit http://www.ChristmasTreeForMe.com
