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Wellness International Network, Ltd.,the health and wellness company known for its philanthropic endeavors as well as its weight management and nutritional products, is now setting out to help victims of the recent hurricane in Texas. Hurricane Ike struck southern Texas last month killing 51 people, and displacing hundreds of others.

Wellness International Network has teamed up with a local church in Houston, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to get much needed supplies to those who are homeless and in need. WIN has donated over 750 bottles of WINSalon Hydra Therapie Shampoo, Conditioner, and Body Cleanser.

Both the church and WIN, a Plano, Texas based company, are dedicated to helping those in need in Texas, especially in the wake of Hurricane Ike. The category 2 storm left thousands homeless and without basic items necessary for day-to-day life.

“We understand the importance of reaching out to others and emphasize that vision here at Wellness International Network,” shares Ralph Oats, WIN Founder. “Cathy and I started Wellness International Network for people to realize their true potential, and we believe helping others is an important part of that reality.”

This isnt the first time WIN has been giving to other organizations. As we reported last month, the company conducted a fund raiser for Wipe Out Kids Cancer Foundation which was a big success.

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Wellness International, the health and wellness company well known for their philanthropic endeavors, held yet another project to raise money for those in need.

This past weekend, September 20th, Ralph and Cathy Oats, founders of Wellness International, along with employees of the company took part in the Oktoberfest 5K Run and Mile Fun Run. Proceeds from the race go towards the Wipe Out Kids Cancer Foundation, a Dallas based non-profit organization dedicated to eradicating cancer by raising money and awareness to find a cure for pediatric cancer.

This will be the second year that Wellness International and its employees have participated in the charity race. “We are dedicated to helping people find physical and mental wellness,” shares Ralph Oats, founder of Wellness International Network. “This business is about helping people take control of their destinies. We’re proud so many people worldwide have created a brighter future with WIN’s opportunity and are committed to giving back.”

WIN’s giving spirit doesn’t end there, the company recently sponsored a trip to the US for Kelly, a Dutch girl diagnosed with meningitis who was in need of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. The company began the Help Kelly Foundation and set out to raise money to bring her to this country for the treatment she needed. WIN, along with its employees raised more than $83,000 dollars to fund her trip to the US.

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Wellness International Network, makers of nutritional supplements and weight loss aids, is getting readying to celebrate the company’s achievements at its 16th annual Anniversary Gala.

WIN founders, Ralph and Cathy Oats will be on hand at the company’s corporate headquarters in Dallas, Texas to welcome hundreds of distributors at the four day event that will take place October 21-25th.

The four day event will celebrate the company’s achievements, recognize distributors from around the world, and act as a forum to train and teach distributors about how to grow and expand their businesses. “We are thrilled to celebrate another great year and recognize the outstanding efforts of our distributors,” shares Ralph Oats. “We’re building a billion-dollar company by showing people how to take control of their destinies and teaching others how to do the same.”

Along with training and information sessions, as well as a tour of the WIN headquarters and distribution center, the company will hold the Giving Back Awards which will recognize distributors who have worked hard to raise money for various charitable causes around the world.

To kick off the weekend, distributors and their guests will participate in “Strike Out Diabetes” a charity bowling tournament. Proceeds and donations from the event will go towards the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the world’s largest charitable organization and advocate of type 1 diabetes research.

“We started Wellness International Network in 1992 with a dream to see how many people we could get healthy and wealthy. We want to have more millionaires and multi-millionaires than any other company in the history of multi-level,” shares Ralph Oats. “We’ve still never lost that passion or that dream to watch people accomplish their goals. It will be exciting to see what heights Wellness International Network reaches in the next year.”

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