Save a life — make a mask
Our front line health workers lack the vital protective gear they need to stay safe while treating the sick. The Front Line Sewing Angels are a community of volunteers based in northern New Jersey who are making masks and surgical caps to help address this critical need.
To date, the Front Line Sewing Angels have made more than 65,000 masks and 20,000 scrub caps that have been distributed to more than 100 hospitals, medical facilities, nursing homes, assisted-living facilities, shelters, community organizations and nonprofit organizations across the country.
Sewing Angels on Good Morning America
“This warrior mom is rounding up help across the country to make masks”
“All of us on the front lines are fueled by knowing we are backed by such a wonderful community. You all are providing MUCH more than caps and masks.“
— Juliana S., Mount Sinai Hospital, New York
