Handmade masks donated locally in Maryland
Donation protected
Although hand made masks are not considered correct PPE, PPE shortage due to COVID-19 has caused some health care professionals to use hand made masks, or even things like scarves.
Anne Arundel Medical Center is accepting hand sewn masks from the community, so I will be sewing masks to donate to this medical center. I can make about ~24 masks with 18 dollars worth of fabric and elastic cord.
Please donate to help fight against this pandemic and to help out health care professionals! Even if not used by health care professionals, the medical center will donate it to homeless shelters. All proceeds will be used to create as many masks as possible.
https://living.aahs.org/community/homemade-face-mask-step-by-step-instructions/?fbclid=IwAR2DW-Y1uuMyczsT4T6qvxaTJ9mLgEzCCEgtUZD-s4wlcVOFs80FBaEvzTc
Anne Arundel Medical Center is accepting hand sewn masks from the community, so I will be sewing masks to donate to this medical center. I can make about ~24 masks with 18 dollars worth of fabric and elastic cord.
Please donate to help fight against this pandemic and to help out health care professionals! Even if not used by health care professionals, the medical center will donate it to homeless shelters. All proceeds will be used to create as many masks as possible.
https://living.aahs.org/community/homemade-face-mask-step-by-step-instructions/?fbclid=IwAR2DW-Y1uuMyczsT4T6qvxaTJ9mLgEzCCEgtUZD-s4wlcVOFs80FBaEvzTc
Organizer
Hannah Frederick
Organizer
Odenton, MD