Sanitizing Equipment Donation Empowers Workforce Innovation Hub at City of Refuge
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Sanitizing Equipment Donation Empowers Workforce Innovation Hub at City of Refuge

City of Refuge is a 23-year-old faith-based organization on Atlanta's Westside that helps individuals and families transition out of crisis. Beyond providing food, shelter and health care to women and children, the campus includes a Workforce Innovation Hub, which provides mentoring and training focused on job readiness and job placement. Multiple programs are offered in coding, automotive, culinary arts, customer service, security and health care.

"Participants in the Hub are getting a second chance to develop sustainable career transformation," said Dominick Preyer, Director of Workforce Innovation Hub.

Aguair LLC. a global company based in Marietta, produces several sanitization products that assist in the fight against coronavirus (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT6oZ9GnvFU). On July 29, 2020, the company donated two of their technologically advanced disinfection equipment, SaniCart™ and ClensAir™, to the Workforce Innovation Hub at City of Refuge, located at 1300 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW, Atlanta 30314.



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"The donation provides another key to the puzzle in keeping our students safe as they step onto our campus and start their journey towards light, hope, and life transformation" said Scott Steiner, VP of Strategy and Development, City of Refuge.

Itamar Kleinberger, Co-founder of Aguair said, "The City of Refuge is a long-standing institution in our great city, and it provides invaluable service to some of the most vulnerable members of our society. It is an honor to be able to donate SaniCart™ and ClensAir™ to The City of Refuge to help protect students and staff at the Innovation Hub as well as the residents at this facility."

SaniCart™ is a mobile, micro-fogging surface and air sanitization system. When paired with EPA-approved disinfectants, it can safely and effectively kill pathogens, including coronaviruses, by thoroughly fogging the air and covering surfaces in just a few minutes. It provides the user with an efficient automated process that can be implemented by rolling the cart into a room and pressing the start button to deliver the disinfectant.

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ClensAir™ is an air purifier that uses a six-layer purification process to remove viruses, bacteria, mold, allergens and other impurities from the air, including coronaviruses. It can be used in any enclosed area, particularly high traffic to reduce airborne spread of pathogens.

Some national users of Aguair's sanitization equipment include Del Monte Foods, CVS, Boys & Girls Club, and Ecolab, as well as small businesses including dental offices, spas and wellness centers, restaurants and lounges, and educational institutions.

Some local users of Aguair's sanitization equipment include Douglas Dental Care; Sculpted Contours- a Buckhead med spa; and The Patio- a cigar and whiskey bar and social club in Smyrna.