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ModSpace Pledges $1 Million in Equipment to American Red Cross For Haitian Relief Efforts

ModSpace employees to travel to Haiti to support Red Cross.


Today Modular Space Corporation (ModSpace) announced that it has offered to donate $1 million in modular buildings and portable offices to the American Red Cross to aid the millions of Haitians that were displaced by Tuesday's earthquake.

"We were devastated by the loss of life and destruction that occurred a few days ago," said Charles Paquin, President & CEO of ModSpace. "We have a long history of donating time and funds to the American Red Cross, and are grateful to have a chance to help out in any way that we can. Our past disaster relief work with the American Red Cross has raised over $500,000 to benefit victims of natural disasters."

ModSpace is prepared to send emergency relief teams to Haiti to train local personnel for the installation of modular equipment and support project management. "The Red Cross is extremely thankful for the prompt response and generous donation that ModSpace pledged to the cause," said Tom Foley, CEO of the American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania (SEPA) Chapter. "We will need an immense amount of space to store all of our equipment and have a place where volunteers can direct their operations, and ModSpace's modular buildings will be a perfect solution."

This pledge of equipment and manpower is just one initiative that ModSpace is undertaking to help out with the crisis in Haiti. Through its sponsorship of the No.1 ModSpace/Andy Belmont Racing Ford driven by Nick Igdalsky in the 2010 ARCA Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards, a portion of all of the team's winnings will be donated the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.

ModSpace is very familiar with assisting the American Red Cross in its response to natural disasters. The company has assisted in disaster relief efforts during Hurricanes Ike, Katrina, and Rita by providing temporary modular buildings for a variety of space needs. The company continues to support rebuilding efforts in the region today with permanent modular buildings, construction offices, and portable storage. Additionally, through its title sponsorship of the inaugural American Red Cross Tour du Rouge in 2009, over $500,000 was raised to benefit the Gulf Coast Red Cross chapters.

For more information on ModSpace's relief efforts, please contact Leigh Sperun at 610-228-2131 or leigh@gregoryfca.com

About American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter

The American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. The Red Cross is not a government agency. All Red Cross assistance is free of charge and made possible thanks to the generosity of people who donate their time, money and blood.

About ModSpace

Modular Space Corporation (ModSpace), based in Berwyn, PA, is a leading provider of modular building, storage and services for temporary or permanent space needs. Building on nearly forty years of experience, ModSpace serves a diverse set of customers and markets - such as construction, commercial, education, industrial, healthcare, and government - through an extensive nationwide branch network throughout the United States and Canada. Offering a full range of site solutions and service options from furniture and steps to storage and wireless security, ModSpace provides everything needed for accessibility, protection, comfort and productivity in a modular unit. For more information, visit www.ModSpace.com.

INQUIRIES

All inquiries for modular buildings and portable offices can be directed to Sam Tikriti at ModSpace.
Sam can be reached at 847-421-8691 or via email at Sam.Tikriti@modspace.com

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