Sightline Hospitality Employee Relief Fund
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The nature of hospitality is welcoming and gathering. In the wake of the global pandemic, we’ve had to suspend most of our operation, furlough our people and close our hotels, restaurants and spas. We represent an industry of caring people—a culture of welcome—and we’re asking for your help to care for them now.
Most of our employees have been impacted by this pandemic. The few hotels that remain open continue to provide clean, safe places to stay for first responders and travelers in need. Others have begun donating food, supplies, and resources to nearby shelters and communities in need.
Our affected employees are widespread. If you’ve had the chance to stay with us, and if you have the ability to help, we invite you to join us to support our staff:
Assemblage, 17 John Street, NY
Axiom Hotel, San Francisco, CA
Basecamp Boulder, Boulder, CO
Basecamp South Lake Tahoe, CA
Basecamp Tahoe City, Tahoe City, CA
Cache House, Jackson Hole, WY
Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa, Calistoga CA
Dr. Wilkinson's Hot Springs Resort, Calistoga, CA
Holiday Inn Express Waikiki, Waikiki, HI
Hotel Becket, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Hyatt Place Waikiki, Waikiki, HI
Kauai Beach Resort, Kauai, HI
Lumeria, Maui, HI
Queen Kapiolani, Waikiki, HI
Sound View, Greenport, NY
The Anvil Hotel, Jackson Hole, WY
The Harborfront Inn, Greenport, NY
University Hotel and Suites, Cleveland, OH
We have launched the Sightline Employee Relief Fund to help our employees experiencing extraordinary hardship. Grants of up to $500 will be awarded to individuals who meet prescribed criteria, as reviewed and verified by the Sightline Executive team.
Please visit our Sightline Employee Relief Fund page.
We are grateful for your support, and optimistic that this disruption to hospitality is temporary. We look forward welcoming you back to our properties again, and we’re humbled by our industry’s efforts to respond to change and support one another.
We continue to believe in people, places, and possibilities. It’s human nature. It’s hospitality.
All my best,
Phil Tufano
Partner & COO, Sightline Hospitality
Most of our employees have been impacted by this pandemic. The few hotels that remain open continue to provide clean, safe places to stay for first responders and travelers in need. Others have begun donating food, supplies, and resources to nearby shelters and communities in need.
Our affected employees are widespread. If you’ve had the chance to stay with us, and if you have the ability to help, we invite you to join us to support our staff:
Assemblage, 17 John Street, NY
Axiom Hotel, San Francisco, CA
Basecamp Boulder, Boulder, CO
Basecamp South Lake Tahoe, CA
Basecamp Tahoe City, Tahoe City, CA
Cache House, Jackson Hole, WY
Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa, Calistoga CA
Dr. Wilkinson's Hot Springs Resort, Calistoga, CA
Holiday Inn Express Waikiki, Waikiki, HI
Hotel Becket, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Hyatt Place Waikiki, Waikiki, HI
Kauai Beach Resort, Kauai, HI
Lumeria, Maui, HI
Queen Kapiolani, Waikiki, HI
Sound View, Greenport, NY
The Anvil Hotel, Jackson Hole, WY
The Harborfront Inn, Greenport, NY
University Hotel and Suites, Cleveland, OH
We have launched the Sightline Employee Relief Fund to help our employees experiencing extraordinary hardship. Grants of up to $500 will be awarded to individuals who meet prescribed criteria, as reviewed and verified by the Sightline Executive team.
Please visit our Sightline Employee Relief Fund page.
We are grateful for your support, and optimistic that this disruption to hospitality is temporary. We look forward welcoming you back to our properties again, and we’re humbled by our industry’s efforts to respond to change and support one another.
We continue to believe in people, places, and possibilities. It’s human nature. It’s hospitality.
All my best,
Phil Tufano
Partner & COO, Sightline Hospitality
Organizer and beneficiary
Sightline Hospitality
Organizer
San Francisco, CA
Sightline Employee Relief Fund
Beneficiary