JTV® Supports the Respiratory Health Association® with Catch Your Breath® Campaign

JTV is also making it easy for viewers to join the Catch Your Breath initiative, with opportunities to participate and show support for the cause.

• Tune in to JTV on Friday, Feb. 1, 2019 and throughout the weekend for a special Give More, Save More event. Donate to JTV's Catch Your Breath campaign in February to receive a promotional Catch Your Breath offer.
• Throughout February, JTV is offering a special Catch Your Breath crystal butterfly pin/pendant with 50 percent of the selling price donated directly to Respiratory Health Association to help fund important research and educational programs.
• Learn more about the risk factors and symptoms of lung disease. Visit JTV.com/breath to learn how you can enhance your lung health.

"The number of lung disease cases has increased tremendously over the last three decades, and unfortunately, women have been disproportionally affected," said Tim Matthews, CEO of JTV. "With the majority of JTV customers being women, working with Respiratory Health Association on the Catch Your Breath campaign is one way we can help make a greater impact for our consumers. We're looking forward to helping bring awareness to the risks of lung disease and contributing to increased funding for vital research."

"Women's lung health is the public health crisis no one is talking about. One out of every six women in the United States is living with chronic lung disease such as asthma, COPD, or lung cancer, yet federal research funding for these diseases is severely lacking," says Joel Africk, President and CEO at Respiratory Health Association. "That's why the 'Catch Your Breath' campaign and our partnership with JTV are so important – it is critical we get people talking about this issue and work to turn the tide in the fight against lung disease."

For more information and to donate, please visit www.jtv.com/breath or www.womenslunghealth.org.

Please Note: JTV is a proud supporter of Respiratory Health Association's Catch Your Breath movement. This in no way implies an endorsement from Respiratory Health Association in regard to JTV's products or services.

About Jewelry Television®
JTV (Jewelry Television®) is the leading retailer of jewelry and gemstones in the United States. With a proven 25-year history, JTV leverages an omni-digital strategy designed to elevate the customer experience through holistic, digitally-driven touch points, including live TV programming, 24 hours a day, seven days a week to 85 million U.S. households, an industry leading mobile optimized e-commerce platform, and a robust and engaging social media presence. As part of its commitment to customer satisfaction and the development and distribution of educational content, the company employs numerous Graduate Gemologists and Accredited Jewelry Professionals. JTV.com is one of the largest jewelry e-commerce websites in the country according to Internet Retailer's Top 500 list for 2017. For more information, visit JTV.com and JTV's social media channels: Facebook,  Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn

About Respiratory Health Association
A public health leader since 1906, Respiratory Health Association (RHA) is dedicated to its mission of preventing lung disease, promoting clean air and helping people live better lives through education, research and policy change. To achieve that goal, RHA collaborates with researchers in pursuit of new treatments and cures for disease like asthma, COPD and lung cancer; empowers adults and children by teaching them skills to manage their health; delivers evidence-based tobacco cessation programs; and works with lawmakers to craft innovative policies that build a more equitable and sustainable future. Learn more at resphealth.org.

Respiratory Health Association's Catch Your Breath® campaign raises awareness and funding for lung health research and programs. Catch Your Breath® advocates increased funding for research to better understand lung disease – including asthma, COPD, lung cancer and pulmonary fibrosis –and improve treatments. The initiative also educates the public and medical professionals about the disproportionate effects of lung disease on women. Learn more and get involved at womenslunghealth.org.

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