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Project N95

Who can get help: Healthcare institutions in need of personal protective equipment (PPE) can receive help.

Who can give help: Anyone with personal protective equipment to donate, or anyone who knows of hospitals needing supplies, can get involved.

What: Project N95 connects PPE donors and makers to those in need of PPE.

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#GetUsPPE

Who can get help: Recipients are hospitals accepting donations across all states

Who can give help: Anyone with personal protective equipment to donate, or anyone who knows of hospitals needing supplies.

What: Platform that connects PPE donors and makers to those in need of PPE

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PPE2NYC

Who can get help: Masks will be sent to the following hospitals; Bellevue, NYU Tisch, Cornell, Columbia, Mt. Sinai who are in need of mask donations.

Who can give help: Anyone with masks to donate. EIther drop off in NYC or ship to NYC.

What: Mask Requests & Donations

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Donate PPE

Who can get help: Hospitals & healthcare professionals who need Personal Protective Equipment

Who can give help: Anyone

What: Connect hospitals and healthcare professionals with their local communities to get PPE.

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Covid-19 Student Service Corps

Who can get help: Anyone in the support health care systems, patients, and communities during the pandemic.

Who can give help: Students at Columbia University's medical, public health, nursing, and dental schools

What: Students at Columbia University are staffing a community information line and creating a PPE task force to organize procurement, donation, and manufacturing of personal protective equipment. Student researchers are also volunteering in CUIMC laboratories that are engaged in time-sensitive COVID-19 projects. See link to New York Times article.

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