Aria Development Group Rallies Local Businesses to Help with Irma Relief

Photography by Desiree Prieto on September 28th, 2017 in Editorials, Lifestyle

Miami Beach, FL – September 22, 2017 – It is no secret that Hurricane Irma has left devastating effects throughout the entire state of Florida. Destroyed properties, lack of clean water, no power or internet, this has been one of the toughest natural disasters to date here in the sunshine state. Unfortunately, some areas were hit harder than others. It’s difficult to imagine that the glistening sands and stunning sunsets have now been overtaken by boat, house and tree debris all throughout the Florida Keys. In a time like this, it’s important for everyone to come together to help one another. Thankfully, Aria Development Group, a real estate development and investment firm with projects in Miami, New York City and Washington D.C, together with Coastal Construction and local South Florida business owners have come come together for one mission: to help those affected by Hurricane Irma in the Florida Keys and the Caribbean.

Working in conjunction with government officials from the Florida Keys, the National Guard, the Red Cross, and St. Peter Food Bank, and others; Aria Development Group and Coastal Construction have been able to establish boots on the grounds efforts throughout The Keys, from Big Pine Key to Key West. On Friday, Aria Development Group caravanned down to the keys to provide donations such as food and clothing to those who are in need. In addition, Aria Development Group has set up a GoFundMe page, and several corporations have already contributed to help those affected. This amount is continually rising and contributions will be used towards rebuilding and assisting in the affected areas. Anything helps.

With partners such as Teads.TV, ONE World Properties, Harry’s Pizzeria, Artefacto, Hill International, Addison House, Modern Luxury MIAMI Magazine, Ocean Drive Magazine, World Red Eye, Red Market Salon Bal Harbour, Young Professional Organization, Rik Rak Salon, Levy Public Relations & Events, and Andrea K. Greenberg Marketing Consultant, 100% of the donations will go to the victims of Hurricane Irma. Aria Development Group and Coastal Contruction have set up various drop off locations throughout South Florida including locations in Kendall, Coral Gables, Miami Beach, Miami, Aventura, Doral, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. Donations are still accepted. This was their first mission to the Florida Keys, however, the efforts will be ongoing.

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