Subject: NEWS PEG: a tech innovation to safeguard family photo nostalgia from natural disasters

To protect family snapshots from natural disasters, ScanMyPhotos.com announces free photo scanning
 
 

PRESS RELEASE: How no more family pictures will be destroyed from natural disasters.


Irvine, CA (July 16, 2021) This summer is turning out to be devastating. Across the country, entire lifetimes of family photos are being obliterated--destroyed from hurricanes and wildfires.


The challenge is how to preserve irreplaceable family history—decades of precious nostalgia?


Last year, even our CEO got caught in an emergency evacuation text alert. He had 30 seconds to rush in and grab the pets. When disaster strikes, from storm surges to encroaching firestorms, there is no time to gather pictures.


At first, nobody believed pictures could be digitized this fast. Now, the top comment is "why are pictures scanned free?"

 

We tried everything to save families' photo history from natural disasters.

 

So many advisories and shared stories from people who lost everything, yet there are still trillions of snapshots at risk from a summertime of hurricanes and wildfires.


To inspire everyone to plan ahead, ScanMyPhotos.com announces FREE PHOTO SCANNING

 


David Pogue, the bestselling author and “CBS Sunday Morning” correspondent wrote the book on preparing for natural disasters and profiled how ScanMyPhotos.com helps protect pictures from climate change disasters.


Yet, stories like this past Weather Channel report keep happening.

 

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Friend, your help by explaining why in today’s all-digital world, pictures must be protected, backed up, and shared will save a legacy of memories.


The pandemic led to 40% of all photo scanning projects being placed by grieving families preparing for Zoom memorials. Now, 70% of orders are from families readying for summertime reunions to share their nostalgia.

Friend, the breakout tech innovation story is how digitizing pictures are now free! ScanMyPhotos.com is on a philanthropic mission to remove any barriers from planning ahead—to guarantee there are no more heartaches like the stories from after a disaster decimates a lifetime of pre-digital snapshots.


"It was frustrating to listen to the stories of why people didn’t plan ahead," explained the 30-year photo industry executive, Mitch Goldstone, CEO at ScanMyPhotos.com, which has digitized 700 million pictures.

Details on FREE PHOTO SCANNING

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Contact: Mitch Goldstone, CEO, ScanMyPhotos.com, Goldstone @ ScanMyPhotos.com


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