Background:
Masks are starting to come into the hospital systems within the past few days, thanks to the recent media attention!

The Problem:
Too many ER nurses are still working without masks :(

Why?
1. Shipping speed
2. Rationing
3. Countless lower profile hospitals are still extremely short or completely out on masks
4. Some of the donated masks do not meet the proper requirements

Why Last Box Masks for ER Nurses?
1. We send certified N95 and/or 3-ply masks to ER nurses who are "on their last box of masks"
2. This holds them over until the system catches up in their hospital
3. We will keep doing this for as long as they need this to protect them and their families
4. In our first week we sent masks to 18 ER groups and other front line essentials in 21 cities across the US

Our ASK:
1. Reach out to us about ER nurses in need of N95 or 3-ply masks, we will send a box or two to them immediately at no cost to them
2. Donate to our GoFundMe campaign, this is how we purchase the masks and pay for postage
3. Share the GoFundMe campaign with your friends and family who share in the same cause!

Why did I start this?
None of us planned for this covid-19 virus and its impact upon the world, the country, our communities. While I am quite accustomed to working from home, even with my 11-yr old son doing distance learning next to me, I see so many of my friends having to leave their homes and their children to step into harms way unprotected. God happened to have me working for a client who at this point has been importing masks. My client was willing to commit to me a portion of her stock weekly for the ER nurses! It was our little way to give back in the most substantive manner!

A Note About Quality
There are many levels of quality out there so I should mention that my client has the QA team in China visit these factories to ensure they are not the fly-by-night pending certification factories. The ER nurses we've supplied to have been very pleased and after just one week we now have a network of ER groups to supply to.

Questions? 
Contact  Wendy Chou Le
[email redacted] or text [phone redacted]