Across the country health care workers aren’t just fighting the coronavirus, they’re fighting a shortage of supplies.
Bethel Church sets up medical supplies donation drop off
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Later at 6.### bethel church redding is hosting a donation drop off to collect protective gear for medical workers -- action news now reporter ana torrea is live in redding -- ana, what are they most in need of right now?
Workers need gloves and masks and other safety gear.
Shasta county reached out to "voluntary organizations active in disaster" or "vo- ad" for help in getting that gear.
They set up a donation drop off point at bethel church on college drive in redding.
Carl ladd-- director of global response tresses the importance of getting this critical gear to our health care workers on the front lines.
They are on the frontl ines of this thing, and so daily they're exposing themselves to give patients care, the personal protective equipment that only barrier that protects from getting sick and bringing back to their families.
We're being spread thin, we have very little right now and things are getting pretty tough out there right now: the county is looking for items like: face shields... safety googles... toilet paper... and paper towels just to name a few the drop off is open monday to friday from "9am to 4pm" live in redding, ana torrea, action news now coverage you can count on.
If you plan to donate: bethel church asks that items be in new and clean condition.
The drop off is open monday to friday from "9am to 4pm" live in redding, ana torrea, action news now coverage you can count on.
If you plan to donate: bethel church asks that items be in new and clean condition.
The drop off is open monday to friday from "9am to 4pm" live in redding, ana torrea, action news now coverage you can count on.
If you plan to donate: bethel church asks that items be in new and clean condition.