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Home » Hobie® Eyewear Expresses Support Following Field & Stream Music Festival Postponement

Hobie® Eyewear Expresses Support Following Field & Stream Music Festival Postponement

Adam Green By Adam Green October 3, 2024 3 Min Read
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Hobie® Eyewear Expresses Support Following Field & Stream Music Festival Postponement

In light of the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, Hobie® Eyewear fully supports the decision to postpone the Field & Stream Music Festival. Our thoughts are with those affected by this disaster, and we stand in solidarity with the communities as they begin the long process of recovery. While we were looking forward to showcasing our new collection, the well-being and safety of everyone impacted are our top priorities during this crisis.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the hurricane and the subsequent flooding. The devastating impact of this storm has called for immediate attention to recovery efforts, and we recognize that these efforts take priority over any planned events.

Instead of attending the festival, Hobie® Eyewear will donate to the American Red Cross in support of its disaster relief efforts. The Red Cross is providing food, shelter, health services, and other essential resources to those affected by the hurricane. 

“We are heartbroken by the damage caused by Hurricane Helene, but we know that the most important thing right now is helping the people affected by this disaster,” said Darren Goldman, Vice President of Hobie® Eyewear. “We are committed to standing by the Carolinas in their time of need and will continue to support recovery efforts in any way we can.”

Hobie® Eyewear remains dedicated to its customers and the outdoor communities we cherish. We look forward to reconnecting at future events. For now, we focus on lending support where it is needed most.

For more information on how you can contribute to hurricane relief efforts, please visit https://hobieeyewear.com/pages/relief-donations.

As the exclusive licensee for Hobie® Eyewear, Eyeking LLC stands as a multi-generational, award-winning design firm dedicated to crafting and delivering distinctive eyewear globally. Specializing in private label and licensed eyewear, Eyeking LLC fosters the evolution of Hobie® Eyewear, a brand inspired by the legendary waterman Hobie Alter. This sunglasses collection is tailored for outdoor enthusiasts, water sports athletes, and those passionate about adventure. Since 1982, our extensive line of performance polarized sunglasses has consistently upheld a legacy of cutting-edge vision technology and design focused on enhancing performance. Committed to excellence and driven by a shared love for enriching outdoor experiences, Eyeking LLC and Hobie® Eyewear jointly shape the future of performance eyewear. Explore the collection at www.eyeking.com or www.hobieeyewear.com for more information.

For more information, please visit 
WWW.HOBIEEYEWEAR.COM



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