#OurStrengthIsBeautiful

CHALLENGE

The battle against COVID-19 continues, but public perception remains mixed. That needs to change. Healthcare heroes are fighting harder than ever on the frontlines, so let’s redefine the mask as a symbol of strength. Let’s recognize the people who wear them for hours to keep us safe.

The Idea

The #OurStrengthIsBeautiful campaign will raise funds to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare heroes, who often reuse the same mask for hours. Let’s recognize that strength and show solidarity by taking a masked selfie. You can also provide direct support through our GoFundMe page. 100% of donations will go towards the purchase and distribution of PPE.

Our fundraising goal is:

$200,000

How it Works

Stand in solidarity with our healthcare heroes by posting masked selfies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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1. Take a masked selfie (in-feed / stories) showing support for our healthcare heroes.

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2.Tag #OurStrengthIsBeautiful and @DonatePPE.

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3. Nominate friends to take the challenge.

About DonatePPE.org

DonatePPE.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, providing healthcare workers, first responders and underserved populations with personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic. We rely on individual and corporate donors, with 100% of contributions going directly towards the purchase and distribution of PPE.

Corporate partners include:

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Thank You!

#OurStrengthIsBeautiful

Ki Bum (KB) Kim

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.

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.

Deyu Kong

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.

Contact Us

For all inquiries (including media inquiries), please email us at [email protected]