Bedsure marks 10 years of comfort with a CSR commitment to support families and advance sustainability
NEW YORK, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Bedsure, a leading woman-owned home textiles brand, is partnering with Ronald McDonald House Charities Upper Midwest (RMHC-UM) to provide warmth and comfort to families of critically ill or injured children. Bedsure donated nearly 800 premium bedding products, including its GentleSoft® Sheet Sets, to RMHC-UM's facilities, helping to support the warm, welcoming "Home Away from Home" environment for families during challenging times.
"We are honored to support Ronald McDonald House Charities' mission of supporting families when they need it most," said Eric Lin, Chief Marketing Officer for Bedsure. "This donation reflects our gratitude to the community and our customers, as well as our ongoing commitment to bring comfort to every home."
The donation ceremony was held at RMHC-UM's main building in Minneapolis on December 9, featuring speeches from both Bedsure and RMHC-UM representatives emphasizing the importance of this partnership and the power of community.
As Bedsure honors its 10th anniversary, it continues its dedication to providing softness and comfort to families across the world. This initiative underscores Bedsure's dedication to social responsibility and its commitment to spreading warmth and compassion beyond the home.
Bedsure's Broader Commitment to Giving Back
Beyond its partnership with RMHC-UM, Bedsure actively demonstrates its commitment to giving back through ongoing community giving initiatives. In 2025 alone, the brand donated products to organizations such as the National Breast Cancer Foundation and continues to champion sustainability through its GentleSoft® collection. By collaborating with ethical manufacturers that promote gender equality, create employment opportunities for people with disabilities, and support educational opportunities, Bedsure ensures that every product reflects its mission of creating positive social impact.
About Bedsure
Founded in 2016, Bedsure is a leading home textile brand with products sold to over 40 million customers worldwide. Bedsure has over 50 bestselling home products in 8 countries and has maintained a compound growth rate of 100% for five consecutive years. While Bedsure has grown into a global company with a diverse range of products to meet various customer needs, its focus on providing comfortable home products and everyday value remains unchanged. For more information, visit Bedsure's official website https://bedsurehome.com/, or Amazon shop. Stay in touch with Bedsure on social media @bedsurehome.
About Ronald McDonald House Charities Upper Midwest
Ronald McDonald House Charities, Upper Midwest is a 501 (c) (3) organization that provides a comfortable and caring home away from home that supports keeping families together and reduces stress during a child's serious illness. Based in Minneapolis, the organization operates five locations in Minnesota and has served over 5,700 families in the last year alone. Additional information can be found at https://www.rmhc-uppermidwest.org/.
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Bedsure Partners with Ronald McDonald House Charities Upper Midwest to Bring Comfort to Families
An open call for schools, companies and communities across Hong Kong to participate
HONG KONG, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Earth Day, on 22 April, is recognised globally as a day for environmental awareness and action. It is a moment to reflect on our relationship with nature and the climate, and to turn concern into practical steps at home, at school, and at work. It also serves as a reminder to care for our shared home—and that when many people take small actions together, the collective impact can be significant.
To mark Earth Day, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is launching Dress Green Day 2026, inviting schools, organisations, corporates and the wider community across Hong Kong to join Dress Green Day – a simple, inclusive participation initiative designed to make Earth Day visible in everyday life, and to encourage practical actions that can continue beyond a single day.
Why Dress Green: A Visible Reminder to Act
Dress Green Day uses a simple signal – wearing green – to create a visible, shared moment across the city. TNC emphasises that wearing green alone does not solve the environmental crisis; it is intentionally symbolic — serving as a signal and reminder that environmental responsibility starts with awareness and daily choices.
In a dense, fast‑paced city like Hong Kong, small, visible cues can be powerful—whether it is a green T‑shirt, a reusable bottle, a green accessory or even a simple pin—prompting reflection, conversation and action, both individually and collectively.
To move beyond symbolism, participants are encouraged to complete "One Green Act" on Earth Day. Examples include bringing a reusable bottle, cup or lunchbox; reducing waste and refusing single‑use plastics; choosing public transport or walking shorter distances; saving energy by switching off lights or setting air‑conditioning responsibly; recycling properly; taking a nature walk to reconnect with the environment; choosing greener meals; reusing items at home and in the workplace. These everyday actions, multiplied across a city, can contribute meaningfully to resource conservation, emissions reduction and long‑term behaviour change.
Kay Tse partners with TNC to Amplify Dress Green Day 2026
TNC is honoured to have the support of Hong Kong artist Ms. Kay Tse (謝安琪), who joins Dress Green Day 2026 as an Earth Day Supporter, helping bring the message to a wider audience.
"Caring for the Earth can begin with something simple. One thought, one choice, one small act — even the colour we wear can express what we value. I'm happy to support Dress Green Day, and I hope everyone will join me on 22 April to wear green, act green, and show our love for the planet we share."
— Kay Tse, Earth Day Star Supporter
A Simple Way to Join Bigger Conservation Solutions
While Dress Green Day is intentionally simple, it reflects a belief central to TNC's science‑based conservation approach: long‑term environmental solutions require both ecological action and public engagement.
In Hong Kong, TNC is advancing conservation work ranging from endangered oyster reefs restoration to nature‑based solutions for coastal resilience, marine ecosystem recovery, and expanded environmental education and community engagement. Across the Asia Pacific, TNC works to protect coral reefs, forests and coastal ecosystems, support sustainable fisheries, and help communities adapt to climate change.
Dress Green Day offers an accessible entry point for the public to connect everyday choices with these broader conservation efforts — because meaningful change often begins with small actions, taken together.
How to Participate
Individuals are invited to wear something green on 22 April, take one small green action, and share a green moment using #DressGreenHK and tagging @tnc_hk.
Schools and corporates who would like to participate or learn more can register or enquire by emailing hkmkt@tnc.org. More information is available at www.tnc.org.hk.
Through one colour, one action and one shared day, Hong Kong can come together for the planet — and show how small steps, taken together, add up.
Share Your Green Moment
Individuals, schools and organisations are invited to submit Earth Day photos of themselves wearing green to The Nature Conservancy (TNC) via WhatsApp, direct message to TNC on Instagram or Facebook, or by email to hkmkt@tnc.org.
Selected photos may be featured, on a random basis, as part of the Dress Green Day montage across TNC's social media platforms and on MTR Urban Line digital panels at various stations on Earth Day. (Feature opportunities are subject to availability and final arrangements.)
Optional Support for Conservation
Participation in Dress Green Day is free and open to all. For those who wish to further support The Nature Conservancy's science‑based conservation work in Hong Kong and across Asia Pacific, voluntary donations are welcome. Contributions will help advance long‑term efforts— from marine ecosystem restoration and nature‑based climate solutions to environmental education and community engagement.
Donations can be made at: https://act.tnc.org.hk/c/L8ML
About The Nature Conservancy Hong Kong (TNC)
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is a global conservation organization dedicated to conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Guided by science, we create innovative, on-the-ground solutions to our world's toughest challenges so that nature and people can thrive together. We are tackling climate change, conserving lands, waters and oceans at an unprecedented scale, providing food and water sustainably and helping make cities more resilient. The Nature Conservancy is working to make a lasting difference around the world in 83 countries and territories (39 by direct conservation impact and 44 through partners) through a collaborative approach that engages local communities, governments, the private sector, and other partners. TNC has been in Asia Pacific for over 30 years with projects in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. In 2019, TNC was awarded the Lui Che Woo Prize for Sustainable Development. To learn more. please visit:
Website: http://www.tnc.org.hk
Facebook: TNC HK 大自然保護協會
Instagram: @tnc_hk
LinkedIn: The Nature Conservancy in Hong Kong
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Wear Green. Act Green. Join Dress Green Day This Earth Day
