Health & Fitness
Here's How You Can Help Chester County Hospital Fight Coronavirus
In addition to staying home and practicing social distancing, donations of certain supplies are being accepted.
WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County Hospital has launched a "COVID-19 Donation Center" to enable the community to contribute directly to the effort to fight coronavirus.
A drive-thru drop off site will be open daily, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., beginning Monday, March 23. After-hours drop offs are not permitted.
Numerous items are being accepted, including:
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- Masks, face protection, paper ear loop, tie
- Non-latex gloves
- Wipes, bleach, alcohol, or hydrogen peroxide
- Bottles of household, unscented, splash-free bleach
- Hand sanitizers
- Head covers
- Shoe covers
- Eye protection including face shields
- Safety goggles
- Gowns, disposable water resistant cover gowns
- Powered air-purifying respirators
Items should be in their original packaging or carton.
At this time, the hospital is not accepting home-sewn masks.
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You can also make a monetary donation to the Chester County Hospital Emergency Response Fund here.
Donation drop offs can be made in the hospital parking garage adjacent to the main entrance. Do not get out of your vehicle; a worker will direct you once you arrive.
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