Fresh Air Club Scores with Sponsorship of Houston Aeros Hockey

HOUSTON, TX - October 12, 2010.

Fresh Air Club, the market leader in delivery and recycling of residential air filters, announce their sponsorship of the Houston Aeros Hockey team. Resulting from a partnership announced today by The Fresh Air Club and the Aeros, all 6,000-plus fans attending each home game, as well as other special event nights there at the Houston Toyota Center, will be introduced to the health benefits and energy savings of replacing their home air filters on a regular schedule.

“The increased popularity of hockey here in Houston, its positive impact on families, youth sports programs and our community makes supporting the sport very appealing to the Fresh Air Club, and we are pleased to be connected to hockey at such a vital level,” said Angela Heironimus, vice president, Brand and Marketing Services at The Fresh Air Club. The one-year agreement gives The Fresh Air Club a designation for use in advertising materials at the stadium as well as rights to promote their unique air filter subscription service at each event. In addition, The Fresh Air Club will be the title sponsor for the Houston Aeros TAKS Test Kids Game, which is host to 11,000-plus area school children. This event will offer an opportunity to educate children about the impacts of poor indoor air quality on learning, overall health, and absenteeism. The terms of the deal were not released.

"This deal shows the team's ability to attract top-tier sponsors", said Dan Lummis, Aeros’ Account Executive-Corporate Partnerships. "The Fresh Air Club is a leader in the indoor air quality management space, and their air filter subscription program is a great service that our fans can really use," Mr. Lummis said in his comments about the partnership.

*** About The Houston Aeros The Houston Aeros will celebrate its 17th anniversary season of professional hockey in October 2010 – ninth in the American Hockey League. It has won two hockey titles – the International League’s Turner Cup in 1999 and the AHL’s Calder Cup in 2003. The Aeros have been to the post-season in all but two of their 16 previous seasons. The Aeros will open the home schedule at Toyota Center on Saturday, October 16th at 7:35pm when they host Peoria. For more information on tickets, visit aeros.com or call 713-974- PUCK.