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How A Kansas City Furniture Maker Recruited Refugees To Make Thousands Of Masks

Jul 14

Written By John Pryor

John Pryor's furniture business was just three years old when the pandemic struck. He put away his saws and sandpaper, and enlisted the help of Kansas City's refugee community to produce thousands of masks in the interim.

By Anne Kniggendorf

John Pryor's furniture business was just three years old when the pandemic struck. He put away his saws and sandpaper, and enlisted the help of Kansas City's refugee community to produce thousands of masks in the interim.

Full article at KCUR:

https://www.kcur.org/arts-life/2020-07-10/how-a-kansas-city-furniture-maker-recruited-refugees-to-make-thousands-of-masks?fbclid=IwAR2pZyzyETvz3NkaZE67veh8cMfaAwop9--mB17K_LrKNxnNXsU2RH43r_M

John Pryor

How A Kansas City Furniture Maker Recruited Refugees To Make Thousands Of Masks

John Pryor's furniture business was just three years old when the pandemic struck. He put away his saws and sandpaper, and enlisted the help of Kansas City's refugee community to produce thousands of masks in the interim.

A new business started in the pandemic that hires refugees is now open in a permanent location in Kansas City.

Furniture artist to launch new business after making masks during COVID-19 pandemic. -KSHB 41 News

Madison Stitch