Protect Our Healthcare Workers!
Donation protected
Our healthcare workers are running low on PPE and COVID19 infections aren't close to peaking!
Hobbyists and local engineers are open-source manufacturing PPE for our health care workers and we need your help!
As you've heard, N95 masks are in short supply and are being re-used. Face shields worn over N95 masks help keep N95 masks clean for longer.
The estimated cost of each face shield is $0.50. If the goal is met we can provide 2000+ face shield assemblies to health care workers in need.
We won't stop until this crisis is over!
Funds are needed immediately as this crisis happening now!
Please donate what you can and share it with everyone!
Your donation will be used for:
1: Purchase of more machines to increase the output of shields.
2: Purchase of clear films as a sub-component of the face shield assembly
3: Purchase of 3D Printer filament.
Other ways you can help:
1: If you have any medical-grade PPE (gloves, N95 masks, etc), donate to your nearest hospital or contacts us. We have a list of contacts that are in need today!
2: If you have a 3D printer and would like to participate in the effort, email us. The more the better!
Who's on our team?
-Paul Anderson: husband of a local nurse located in Matthews, NC.
-John Swann: a co-worker of Paul and fiance of a local nurse located in Charlotte, NC.
-Roshan Bhula: college friend of Paul and husband of a local nurse located in Charlotte, NC.
-Johnny Cromer: college roommate of Paul and local hobbyist located in Mooresville, NC.
-Robert Anderson: brother of Paul and friend of nurses located in Raleigh, NC.
-Erin Mendez: sister of Johnny Cromer and wife of Paul's coworker located in Charlotte, NC.
-Evan Beall: middle schooler looking to build his skills and take advantage of his time at home to learn outside of the classroom located in Charlotte, NC.
What exactly are we making?
1. Face Shields - a full face covering offering maximum protection and allowing longer life of N95 masks by keeping them clean longer.
2. Goggles - a covering for the eyes. A more easily and faster-produced version of the shield but compromises in protection. Some nurses wear these under the face shield.
Hobbyists and local engineers are open-source manufacturing PPE for our health care workers and we need your help!
As you've heard, N95 masks are in short supply and are being re-used. Face shields worn over N95 masks help keep N95 masks clean for longer.
The estimated cost of each face shield is $0.50. If the goal is met we can provide 2000+ face shield assemblies to health care workers in need.
We won't stop until this crisis is over!
Funds are needed immediately as this crisis happening now!
Please donate what you can and share it with everyone!
Your donation will be used for:
1: Purchase of more machines to increase the output of shields.
2: Purchase of clear films as a sub-component of the face shield assembly
3: Purchase of 3D Printer filament.
Other ways you can help:
1: If you have any medical-grade PPE (gloves, N95 masks, etc), donate to your nearest hospital or contacts us. We have a list of contacts that are in need today!
2: If you have a 3D printer and would like to participate in the effort, email us. The more the better!
Who's on our team?
-Paul Anderson: husband of a local nurse located in Matthews, NC.
-John Swann: a co-worker of Paul and fiance of a local nurse located in Charlotte, NC.
-Roshan Bhula: college friend of Paul and husband of a local nurse located in Charlotte, NC.
-Johnny Cromer: college roommate of Paul and local hobbyist located in Mooresville, NC.
-Robert Anderson: brother of Paul and friend of nurses located in Raleigh, NC.
-Erin Mendez: sister of Johnny Cromer and wife of Paul's coworker located in Charlotte, NC.
-Evan Beall: middle schooler looking to build his skills and take advantage of his time at home to learn outside of the classroom located in Charlotte, NC.
What exactly are we making?
1. Face Shields - a full face covering offering maximum protection and allowing longer life of N95 masks by keeping them clean longer.
2. Goggles - a covering for the eyes. A more easily and faster-produced version of the shield but compromises in protection. Some nurses wear these under the face shield.
Fundraising team (3)
Paul Anderson
Organizer
Matthews, NC
Robert Anderson
Team member
Evan Beall
Team member
