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A surge in the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States is straining the supply of personal protective equipment (PPE). Let’s do our part to provide our healthcare heroes with the equipment they need to fight COVID-19.

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Browse our database that catalogs the PPE needs and donation instructions for medical centers and hospitals nationwide.

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We have a 501(c)(3) GoFundme charity set up to help us source PPE for hospitals and healthcare workers facing shortages on the frontlines.

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Looking to help out your community and be part of the team? Check out our volunteer page to see our current needs!

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Need help coordinating the distribution of a large PPE donation? We can help! Please reach out to us at [email protected].

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Surgical Masks & N95 Respirators

Medical Gloves

Gowns & Shoe Covers

Bouffant Caps

Goggles & Safety Glasses

Face-shields

Disinfecting Wipes

Hand Sanitizer

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Surgical Masks & N95 Respirators

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The COVID virus is spread primarily by respiratory droplet from coughing, sneezing and talking, and aerosol-generating procedures. Masks and respirators are the most important yet most scarce tool for keeping healthcare workers safe during the pandemic.

Medical Gloves

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Gloves, most commonly powder free nitrile gloves or vinyl, are used across all patient encounters and procedures for both patient and healthcare worker safety. Latex gloves are avoided in most healthcare settings, due to the prevalence of latex allergies. Most commonly used sizes range from S to L.

Gowns & Shoe Covers

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An oftentimes overlooked mode of transmission of the virus is by our clothes. Gowns and shoe covers, also called “booties”, lower the risk of nosocomial spread of virus between patient rooms, as well as between coworkers, by minimize the contamination of scrubs and shoes.

Bouffant Caps

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Bouffant caps are similar to shower caps which covers all hair. Ideal material should be thicker and less permeable.

Goggles & Safety Glasses

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Sealed eye protection is necessary for preventing virus-transmission through the ocular route. In settings where face-shields are unavailable or obstructive to care, goggles and safety glasses act as a barrier for the eyes.

Face-shields

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Masks and respirators can be used until soiled or damaged. Face-shields help protect the integrity of masks by acting as an easy-to-clean barrier to bodily fluids, either from direct spray from the front, or from droplets settling from above.

Disinfecting Wipes

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Virus can persist on surfaces for several days. Respiratory therapists, nurses, and doctors go through disinfecting wipes quickly, for sterilizing PPE and equipment to work surfaces and patient rooms.

Hand Sanitizer

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High concentration alcohol solutions of at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropyl alcohol inactivate Coronavirus, as well as other pathogens that are genetically related to and have similar physical properties as COVID-19.

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KB is a product manager based in Los Angeles, CA, specializing in mobile game and software development. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a dual degree in Business Administration and Accounting.

In his spare time, KB enjoys traveling and has visited over 30 countries so far. He has direct work experience across three continents and is always excited to meet new people around the world.

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Kevin Tsai

Kevin is an anesthesiology resident at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, and a graduate of Stony Brook School of Medicine in New York. 

A chatterbox and a writer, he enjoys hotpot, karaoke, and sharing ice cream – all things COVID hates.

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Deyu is an automated driving engineer in Santa Clara, California. He graduated from Purdue University, West Lafayette with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Prior to moving to California, he worked at Ford, GE Aviation, and FCA. In his free time, he’s really into climbing and mountain biking.