VA Covid Supplies – What we are doing
VA COVID Medical Supplies LLC was created due to massive shortages of PPE gear and critical medical supplies for US medical professionals, first responders, and eldercare workers in the COVID 19 / Coronavirus Pandemic. We are connected with automotive manufacturers who are able to leverage substantial global connections to their production network to provide these emergency supplies.
We are supplying these goods at cost and our sole goal is to help as many people as possible. To keep our phone lines unclogged, please connect with us at virginianeedsppe@gmail.com or sales@vacovidsupplies.com.
In the News
by: Kirk Nawrotzky
Posted: Mar 30, 2020 / 04:42 PM EDT / Updated: Mar 31, 2020 / 09:32 AM EDT
How you can help
You can help Project PPE by donating your time or money.
We have just started up our GoFundMe page at https://www.gofundme.com/f/virginianeedsppe
Help fund this project by visiting our Facebook Fundraiser – https://business.facebook.com/donate/600230234039536/
We are looking for volunteers!
The demand for PPE in our community is huge! We need to be able to continue raising funds and getting PPE where it is needed. The plan is to recruit 3-10 people. You can work from home. We need a little help getting the process in place. When we are ready to go live, we reach out to local news in Hampton Roads, Richmond, and the local area so they can run segments. Volunteers would receive an email, make phone calls, assess the need, and take orders. Then they would coordinate pickups with the people who need the PPE.
We can also use delivery drivers.
If you are interested, email: sales@vacovidsupplies.com with the subject “volunteer”.
Latest News
- GoFundMe
- Call out for makers and 3D printers to make face shields
- Donations and Deliveries
- Product updates and FAQ
- Strategies for Optimizing the Supply of N95 Respirators: Crisis/Alternate Strategies
PPE Store – Order equipment below
We are focusing our sales priority to hospitals, municipalities, nursing homes, and eldercare facilities.
Note: N95 = First responders, medical staff and caretakers on the FRONT lines, people putting their safety in jeopardy to help our communities.
Note 2: On April 2, 2020, the FDA announced it was loosening regulations on face masks. See the FDA Statement here – https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/coronavirus-covid-19-update-fda-takes-further-steps-help-mitigate-supply-interruptions-food-and