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Active Ergonomics Sponsors SAS Championship

September 23, 2004 -- Active Ergonomics, Inc. will sponsor the SAS Championship scheduled for September 20-26th at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary. The three-day golf tournament raises money to benefit over 500 donor-inspired charities through the Triangle Community Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Wake, Durham, Orange, and Chatham counties. Active Ergonomics, Inc. will contribute a monetary donation to the tournament, as well as a Ergowise comfort chair, a pro-active ergonomic product. We are very excited to be a part of this wonderful community event, said Shannon Powell, President. This is a great way to embrace the community while raising money for the Triangle Community Foundation. About Triangle Community Foundation: Triangle Community Foundation, a non-profit organization, manages over 500 donor-inspired funds for the benefit of Wake, Durham, Orange and Chatham counties in North Carolina. For philanthropists wishing to increase the impact and life of their charitable contributions, the Foundation provides resources for empowered giving. Beyond the gifting of assets, Triangle Community Foundation helps donors concentrate on and learn about issues of importance to them. For more information please call (919) 474-8370 or visit the website at www.trianglecf.org. About Active Ergonomics, Inc.: Active Ergonomics, Inc. specializes in the promotion of pro-active ergonomic programs through education, assessments, and products. Since 1997 this certified woman owned business enterprise has been helping companies improve comfort and productivity in the workplace by providing specific recommendations as to how to improve the ergonomic health and safety of employees. The firm has received the Pinnacle Business Award for Steady Growth and Profitability for two consecutive years. Active Ergonomics, Inc. offers expertise in retrofitting existing furniture with innovative products that can transform a potentially hazardous workstation into one that is ergonomically correct.