Posh+Lavish Awards Retail Partners

Furniture World News Desk on 2/15/2019

Posh+Lavish recently announced that it has awarded it's retail partners for helping fund hundreds of life saving and life changing surgeries for children. Since it’s founding, Posh+Lavish has donated 25-percent of the it’s profits to CURE International, a nonprofit organization that provides treatment to children with conditions like hydrocephalus, severe untreated burns, clubfoot, bowed legs and more. In the past three years, Posh+Lavish has funded surgeries that have saved the lives of and dramatically changed the lives of hundreds of children who live in places where treatment and funding for intensive surgeries is generally unavailable.

 “Each year we say thank you to each of our retailers and let them know that what they do every day in their stores is providing a miracle for a child. It is because of the effort of all our retailer’s retail sales associates selling consumers 365 days of the year that this is possible and we never take that for granted. Every operation we fund is ultimately a gift from our dealers and their customers,” said Kurt Ling, principal of Posh+Lavish. “The plaques we recognize retailers with each year not only symbolizes our partnership with each retailer and CURE International, but all we can accomplish together for those in great need.”

“Our innovative partnership with Posh+Lavish has been instrumental in helping us bring care to children who otherwise would have no hope for healing. We are so grateful that they are making a life-changing, transformational difference in the lives of these children and their families" said Dr. Roger Spoelman, CEO & President of CURE International

About Posh+Lavish: Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Posh+Lavish was founded in 2015 by mattress industry veterans Kurt Ling and Steve Baumberger. The company crafts the most luxurious and durable mattresses on the market. At the core of each Posh+Lavish purchase is a key philanthropic principle – 25 percent of the company’s profits are donated to CURE International, a nonprofit organization that funds life-changing surgery for children to correct hydrocephalus, severe untreated burns, clubfeet, bowed legs, and cleft palates.