Excerpt from Town Square Delaware | Read Full Article – In addition to an incredible level of spirit and optimism Delawareans possess, it turns out that Delawareans also own a lot of personal protective equipment. And they’re now donating it by the carload to hospitals and other healthcare organizations to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

Excerpt from Dover Post | Read the Full Article – What started as an effort by two friends in Newport to help one hospital has sparked a new organization donating masks, gloves, sanitizer and more to hospitals throughout Delaware and first responders What difference can one person make? When that person calls a friend, and

In a release issued today, The U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the distribution of hoarded personal protective equipment (PPE), including approximately 192,000 N95 respirator masks, to those on the frontline of the COVID-19 response in New York and New Jersey. Read the full release here.

Some Delaware lawmakers have joined a broad, non-partisan initiative organized by Donate Delaware to help health care workers and first responders get what they need to battle the spread of COVID-19. Businesses and community members who have a surplus of the supplies cited below are being asked to consider a donation. The following unused items

Listen to Richard Piendak, Dave Tiberi, and others discuss the COVID-19 relief effort on Rick’s Jensen’s WDEL show.

Georgetown, DE – Sussex County agencies and lawmakers have collaborated to facilitate a drop-off location for donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and medical supply items. Beginning Thursday, April 2, 2020, persons interested in donating PPEs and medical supplies will be able to drop them off at the Delaware Technical Community College’s Georgetown Campus (in the

Richard Piendak and Dave Tiberi want to personally thank the following people who stepped up to the plate and donated buildings for the use ofdonation outlets or warehousing. Capano Management – Louis Capano Allied Properties – Michael Acierno Unity Property Management – Michael Simeone Westown Movie Theatre Complex – Art Helmick Fusco Management = Frank