Zenith Swiss watch manufacture celebrates hope and recovery with the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project at the third annual benefit hosted by Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.

Zenith Swiss Watch Manufacture was corporate sponsor of The New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project’s third annual benefit dinner at New York’s Altman Building recently hosted by Tom Cruise and his wife Katie Holmes. Along with donations from private individuals and various organizations, the invitation only dinner raised over US$1.3 million to further the detoxification of New York’s first responders who have been suffering the effects of breathing air filled with smoke, debris, and toxic dust at Ground Zero.


Paul Ziff, President, Zenith North America, Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes.

“Having seen the outstanding results that this program achieves, we are very happy to lend our support to Tom Cruise and the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project.” said Paul Ziff, President, Zenith North America. “Anyone hearing the emergency workers recount their success stories could only be moved to strongly support this very worthwhile program.”

Since the project’s founding in 2002, nearly 800 rescue workers have been helped using author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard’s detoxification technology and have had their health and quality of life greatly improved. Included among the 200 individuals and organizations who have helped sponsor rescue workers since the program’s inception are Adam Sandler, Paul McCartney, Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, Warner Bros. Studios, Paramount Pictures and Viacom.


Tom Cruise, Katie and Paul Ziff discuss the technological features of the DEFY Xtreme Open from Zenith.

“There is no doubt that we are in the midst of an unprecedented public health emergency,” said David E. Root, MD, the project’s senior medical advisor regarding the aftermath of the toxic event that resulted from the collapse of the twin towers on 9/11. Dr. Root, a board-certified Occupational Medicine specialist and retired Air Force Colonel has supervised the detoxification of nearly 4,000 individuals.

“This event is very much a celebration of the recoveries that have been achieved and the fact that there is hope,” Dr. Root said. “Something can be done to help the rescue workers and we have a responsibility to help as many as possible as fast as possible.”

Those interested in more information on the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project or in making a donation to sponsor rescue workers can contact the project at +1-212.587.3990 or donate online at the project’s website below.

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