OREGON-BASED 501(c)(3) NON-PROFIT
We are so grateful to be partner with community organizations, government agencies, school districts, and local initiatives to improve awareness of this major public health issue, and advocate for better conditions leading to a cleaner, safer Oregon for all of us.
Thrilled to share that our work at BetAIR has been been sponsored/supported through a mini-grant by Oregon Department of Forestry's Urban Community Forestry Team.
They’ve not only offered valuable guidance but also helped us connect with other amazing community organizations. We’re grateful for their ongoing support and collaboration.
We are proud to partner with California "Clean Air Allies" to strengthen our shared mission of improving air quality and promoting environmental justice across the region. By working together, we’re expanding our reach and impact to create healthier, more resilient communities.
Our BetAIR DIY air filtration kits were distributed in partnership with Deschutes County Health Services to communities in La Pine, Prineville, Sisters, and Warm Springs, Oregon. We're grateful for their collaboration in helping make clean air more accessible across Central Oregon!
We had a fantastic time showcasing our air filtration boxes and sharing our work at the American Lung Association's Reach the Beach “Cycle for Air” event. It was inspiring to connect with community members, raise awareness about air quality, and be part of such an impactful cause.
Supplying Bend citizens through the Deschutes County Health services. Providing filtration units in preparation for wildfire season.
Supplying filtration boxes to the Meals on Wheels program for them to distribute to customers at high risk for poor air quality. Boxes delivered to customers in East County and Downtown Portland.
Attended the Team Oregon Build event and tested our product in their Tiny Homes. Networked and connected with processionals from multiple fields.
Working with Portland Public School parent-run organization to send filtration units to LA High Schools to help post-fire.
Interactive presentation for two 4th grade classes to educate about the dangers of poor air quality and ways to stay safe. Showed a demo of our filtration unit.
Taught about air quality to an elementary school class. Kids were able to participate in a variety of carefully crafted activities that depicted the dangers of poor air quality.
We had an amazing time at the Montessori School of Beaverton with their 1-6 grade classes. The students had so much fun asking questions about our filtration unit and we were able to share important information about air quality.