Thanks BurrMan!

We have a page that links to short video with a donate button. Since creating the video, we have striven to create face shield options that address both heavy-duty needs for long term requirements and lite-duty emergency versions that can respond to places like nursing homes in immediate trouble. All in multiple sizes for comfort and stability.

We could not do what we are doing without a great tool like MOI3D that lets us respond to the needs of the responder community so quickly.

https://www.phillipsprograms.org/ppe

While we already owned i3 style printers, we specifically purchased four Raise3D E2 printers for their "Duplication" capabilities just to meet the demand. We are NOT selling these items. We are donating them to non-profit organizations. So, any help people give toward this project will not only help us; but, other organizations as well. One of the facilities, a not-for-profit nursing home had already lost 13 residents when we first contacted them. 51 staff and residents had contracted the virus.

So, I am going to use your own words and point them right back to you for asking... "it is so nice having people like you in the world!!!" :)

Tom

P.S. Do to privacy concerns we may or may not be able to post images of one of our students using a Raise3D at home to print. If we finally have a decision on that I will be sure to post it. But, here is an earlier story about Phillips students printing for a school in Vancouver

http://www.youthquestfoundation.org/unique-cross-country-partnership-brings-history-alive-in-3d/