As companies adjust to their new normal, many are reaching out to their communities to help.
March 30, 2020
Over the past few weeks, many businesses have made efforts to help with the COVID-19 fight. As reported previously, many companies have donated money, and many have switched their production lines from creating fashion, toys and more to creating face masks, hospital gowns, and whatever else the front lines need to thrive.
As the pandemic continues, more companies are joining in on the fight. Licensing International reported on the following new developments:
Fanatics and the MLB have joined forces to create masks and gowns out of material originally designated for Major League Baseball jerseys;
Crazy Aaron’s has stopped producing thinking putty, and will use its resources to create hand sanitizer;
MGA Entertainment is helping source masks and medical supplies, in addition to using its Little Tikes factory to produce ventilator valves and goggles for hospitals, according to Forbes;
Burberry will be fast-tracking the delivery of more than 100,000 surgical masks to the U.K. National Health Service; and
Careismatic Brands donated $1 million worth of Dickies and Cherokee-branded scrubs to hospitals across the U.S.
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