PHILADELPHIA — Businesses across our country of all shapes and sizes are actively pursuing ways to do their part during this global health crisis. DMi Partners announced today that it will maintain all vendor contracts and subscriptions in an effort to support local companies who may be affected by this week’s directive from the state of Pennsylvania to close all non-essential businesses in response to the COVID19 coronavirus.

DMi Partners will continue to pay for all vendor-provided services throughout the mandated shut-down, including those services no longer accessible to DMi employees while they work from home. Contracts with businesses like Sweat Fitness and Bellevue Gym and food delivery services such as The Fruit Guys will all be honored. DMi has also been able to reroute their food deliveries to Philabundace in an effort to help local families. Leadership at DMi made this decision to help support the small business community in Philadelphia and to do their part in reducing the economic impact of this health crisis. DMi hopes that other companies in Philadelphia will make similar decisions.

“One of our brand promises is to be responsive and accessible,” said CEO Patrick McKenna. “That is as true today as it was a month ago. Everyone at DMi Partners is all hands on deck to ensure that we’re providing our partners and clients with the best experience, and that goes for our vendors too. This is a partnership, and you can expect our team to work equally as hard to support you and your team during this time.”

On Friday of last week, DMi Partners transitioned their entire team to work from home in an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus. DMi will continue to follow the recommendations of city, state, and national leaders in order to keep their employees and other citizens healthy and safe.