CVCC Receives Local Donation of 1,100 Medical Masks

Catawba Valley Community College continues its effort to keep its students, faculty and staff safe as it enters the fall semester following a recent donation of medical masks.

07/29/2020

Steve Hunt Accepting Mask Donation

Catawba Valley Community College continues its effort to keep its students, faculty and staff safe as it enters the fall semester following a recent donation of medical masks.

This past week, CVCC received 1,100 masks from TAIJI Medical Supplies — a new Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) manufacturer bases in Lincolnton, NC.

“Our number one priority during this pandemic has been the safety of our students, faculty and staff,” said CVCC President Dr. Garrett Hinshaw. “During these challenging times, it has been the generosity of our partners that has kept us moving forward.”

These masks, which are composed of three layers that provide enhanced protection without irritating skin, are all disposable. The material used to produce the mask is also super soft and non abrasive. 

“We are proud to be supporting our local, national, and state economies by creating and keeping jobs in North Carolina,” said Malia Williams, Marketing Manager for TAIJI Medical Supplies.

I have also attached a photo for use. From left, Steve Hunt, Chief of Staff, Safety, Security and Health at CVCC, receives a mask donation from TAIJI Medical Supplies Marketing Manager Malia Williams this past week. The Lincolnton company donated 1,100 disposable masks to Catawba Valley Community College.

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