Rooms To Go Welcomes Myrka Dellanos to their Miami International Showroom

“Rooms To Go, America’s leading furniture retailer, proudly welcomes notable journalist Myrka Dellanos to the Rooms To Go Miami International showroom on Saturday, September 29, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Miami International Store is located at 10623 NW. 12th street in Miami.

The public will have an opportunity to meet Myrka and pick up an autographed photo as well as browse the Rooms To Go showroom and see the latest home fashions. The Miami International store has a contemporary design to reflect the vibrant Miami lifestyle with a classic touch to make the furniture stand out.

“I am thrilled to be part of the Rooms To Go team. I’ve watched the evolution of the company in the last couple of years and I am truly impressed with their product. I love the fact that you can have beauty, comfort and value all wrapped into one”, Myrka Dellanos says.

To further its commitment to the Hispanic community, Rooms To Go is donating 10% of Saturday’s Miami International store sales to World Vision US, The Cuban American National Council and The Miami Children’s Museum.

About Rooms To Go: Founded in 1991, Florida-based Rooms To Go has stores in nine states and is recognized as the top selling furniture retailer in the United States. Rooms To Go also operates Rooms To Go Kids, specializing in children’s furniture, www.roomstogo.com and espanol.roomstogo.com.

About Myrka Dellanos: For more than a decade, Myrka has been embraced by over twenty million viewers throughout the United States and abroad as host of a leading Spanish-language television news program. In addition to her numerous accomplishments in journalism, Myrka takes pride in many charitable and civic activities. Her involvement in initiatives like World Vision, Save the Children, Habitat for Humanity, the American Diabetes Foundation, and MROC International, which Myrka founded, in addition to being appointed by President George W. Bush to join the prestigious Freedom Corps, illustrates her dedication to inspiring and empowering those who are less fortunate.

Rooms To Go will be conducting a press conference on September 29 from 10:00-11:00 am at their Miami International Showroom. “

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