How to Help Prevent the Spread of Covid-19 in 7 Steps
Updated: May 14, 2020

This Corona virus is spreading more and more here in the states. Each state is trying there best to contain it and stop the spread.
We all have to do our part as well.
So here are some ways you can help stop the spread of Covid-19 and help your local Hospitals.

Stop the Spread

A Guide to When to Use a Mask

A Guide on When to Use a Mask part 2

Donate:
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
N95 respirators
Dust masks
Eye protection
Goggles
Face shields
Boxes of nitrile gloves
Hand sanitizer
Disinfecting wipes
Face Mask-making Materials
Fabric bolts – Tightly-woven, breathable cotton fabric (preferred), or fabric blend, also tightly-woven and breathable, in any color or pattern, can be donated to help us create face masks
Cut pieces of fabric – Tightly-woven, breathable cotton fabric (preferred), or fabric blend, also tightly-woven and breathable, cut to 6-inches by 10-inches.
Swatches of fabric – If you have swatches of tightly-woven, breathable cotton fabric (preferred), or fabric blend, also tightly-woven and breathable fabric, we can use that as well
Elastic banding
Sewing machines
Those who have a sewing machine and sewing skills are invited to make fabric face masks for our team. Each person can use and reuse the same mask after laundering it. This helps us preserve our supply of professionally manufactured PPE. If you would like to sew face masks for LVHN, look for face mask sewing patterns and instructions on the web or use instructions (and watch video tutorials)
Here is one tutorial. (Check with your local hospital for a their specific request)
Materials you will need to sew a face mask
Use tightly-woven, breathable cotton fabric (preferred) or another tightly-woven, breathable fabric blend, in any color or pattern. You also will need elastic banding that’s used for sewing.
*Important: To ensure the health and safety of hospital employees, only healthy individuals with no one in their household experiencing symptoms should consider donating fabric and masks.