knix | INSTAGRAM | MAR 22

"We know that hospitals and frontline workers are running low on key PPE items (masks, gowns and gloves) that are crucial to ensure their safety and ability to continue working and help us fight COVID-19. Last week my brother Chris, who is a doctor at a major Canadian hospital, reached out asking if Knix could help get access to PPE as his hospital was likely going to run out. We immediately started contacting our suppliers to see if they could help us and the answer was YES. We've been in touch with government agencies and while this is a top priority for them our fear is that it may take too long to find new supply chain partners and solve for pending stock outs in the near term. Our aim is to collect donations so that we can order and distribute PPE items ASAP where they are needed most. Ideally we can help bridge any gaps while larger government initiatives are being rolled out so that our healthcare workers can stay safe. Your dollars will go directly towards purchasing these key items so we can donate them. Knix and our partners will cover all costs associated with the shipping and distribution of the items. Every dollar counts. Here are some rough estimates of how far your donations will go: $10 - 5 x N95 masks $20 - 10 x N95 masks $50 - 35 level 2 surgical gowns $100 - 500 pairs of surgical gloves $250 - One doctor or nurse kit (estimated gloves, masks and gowns needed for one hospital nurse or doctor for 7 days) As the sister of someone on the frontline I want to say a big thank you for your support. This is personal for me as it is for so many of you. We all know people that are putting their lives at risk every day so that we can stay healthy and safe. I know in times like these we want to find ways to help. We are staying at home, practicing social distancing and emotionally supporting friends and family. Hopefully you will see this as a great chance to do something more. Thank you, Joanna (Founder & CEO) and the entire Knix team" Click the link in our bio to donate❤️ Photo credit goes to: @simply_merissa #knix #covid19