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There is a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals. We've organized a North Bay Community Network to get it for them!
Masks Collected Locally
Masks Collected Locally
214
214
Updated: 4/4/2020 7PM
Donate your PPE to those on the front lines of defense!
Request PPE. Are you a provider on the front lines needing PPE?
Help in the community
Food bank, counseling,
blood donation
Make PPE from your home
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How you can help
How you can help
Are you wondering how you can help front-line healthcare workers and your community while properly sheltering in place?
Are you wondering how you can help front-line healthcare workers and your community while properly sheltering in place?
There is a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals. We're organizing a North Bay Community Network to get it for them!
We're providing resources to the community network to assist with the following:
Please send your N95 masks to Get Us PPE, a national organization for the most efficient distribution!
For those that can't, we'll collect N95 masks from the community and send them for you.
Note that Get Us PPE is more efficient but we also want to reduce how much anyone leaves home
Masks donated locally may be shipped out of county to places in dire need
Produce basic fabric face masks for:
the community to use when they must be out shopping or working
healthcare workers in the event N95 or better masks become scarce. Something is better than nothing.
sick people, to help contain the spread when home or in the hospital
Experiment with producing 3D printed face shields locally
Purchase and distribute 3D printing filament as well as fabric to the people making stuff
Create a safe pickup and delivery system for all of the above
Food banks need things!
Where are we getting requests today?
Where are we getting requests today?
This all started for me when Dr. Mark Shapiro asked if I had any N95 masks left over from the recent fires. His colleagues around the country and specifically in a New York hospital expressed concern that they were going to hit a shortage within days. I put the word out at work and quickly collected 35 masks from my co-workers and friends. It didn't feel like a giant win but it is something. That's 35 more times a healthcare worker is better protected.
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Disclaimer
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Individual Safety. Leaving one’s residence during the COVID-19 pandemic increases an individual’s risk of infection, including the ancillary risk of infection posed to others who live in the same household or living unit. Infection by COVID-19 can lead to serious illness and death. Public Health officials advise that everyone should maintain at least a six foot social distancing from individuals who are not part of the same household or living unit; frequently wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, or use hand sanitizer that is recognized by the CDC as effective in combating COVID-19; cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or fabric or, if not possible, into the sleeve or elbow (but not into hands); and avoid all social interaction outside the household when sick with a fever or cough.
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