Rabbit Air and AAFA Help At-Risk Children With Asthma Together

Rabbit Air endeavors to not only provide quality and effective products to improve air quality, but to also help those in need, such as children with severe asthma. To this end, Rabbit Air has connected with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) to help children in San Diego, California, and schools in St. Louis, Missouri better manage their asthma by improving their indoor air quality.

Rabbit Air recently donated 50 of their CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® air purifiers to the Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego for their Rady’s Community Approach to Severe Asthma (CASA) program. CASA works with high-risk children and their families to provide education, support and community health workers (CHWs). This support empowers the families of high-risk children to mitigate risk factors and reduce asthma triggers. Rabbit Air’s donated purifiers will go directly to these high-risk children to help them live happier and healthier at home.

Rabbit Air also recently worked with AAFA’s St. Louis Chapter to donate 50 additional CERTIFIED air cleaners to St. Louis area schools. The AAFA St. Louis Chapter is responsible for the RESCUE® program, which provides emergency asthma equipment and statewide COVID-19 and asthma training and kits to area schools.