Adept Urban Donates PPE Towards California’s COVID-19 Efforts

Pasadena-based development firm Adept Urban has donated 10,000 personal protection equipment (PPE) to the communities it serves, including Pasadena, to help California fight against the spread of the novel coronavirus. 

A company statement said Adept Urban donated 6,000 medical face masks to Pasadena amid ongoing development plans for a future mixed-use project in the city. 

Adept Urban’s president and CEO Patrick Chraghchian, a nonprofit volunteer in Pasadena for many years, has recently donated $50,000 to a dozen nonprofits in the city in partnership with commercial real estate investment company Edgewood Realty Partners. He and the company hope to continue supporting relief efforts across the state and are urging others in the community to join in their contributions.  

“As a local business, we felt it was our responsibility to support and help protect our community from COVID-19, said Chraghchian. “We have worked with local nonprofit organizations for years, funding groups who are assisting our most vulnerable community members. It was important to make an impact to aid our essential workers, first responders and wider community who are going beyond the call of duty for us all. We will continue supporting our city in any way we can and urge other local businesses to join us in this fight against the spread of COVID-19.”

Adept Urban also donated 4,000 face masks to the City of Milpitas, the statement said. 

Chraghchian has been working alongside his brother, who owns a Las Vegas window film manufacturing business and was able to pivot operations to create plastic face shields. Through this connection, Chraghchian has been given access to a high volume of masks to purchase for continued donation efforts across the state.

For more information about Adept Urban, visit www.adepturban.com.