Support Made Simple
Laura Malcolm, Founder
Individuals, families and communities being impacted on this scale is new to all of us. Beyond quarantine and social distancing will come long-lasting effects of closed schools, shattered businesses, and overworked first responders. We understand that life is continuing to be disrupted in different ways across the US, and that things seem to change daily. But we also know that social distancing is community care, and we're all in this together.
How can you help? Use Give InKind's free platform to set up a Care Calendar to coordinate meals and help for first responders, neighbors, community organizers, and individuals by providing them with what they need the most right now — support. Raise funds for local meal deliveries for people on the front line. Pick up a pharmacy order or groceries for a family affected by Coronavirus. Let's all do our part in keeping our communities healthy.
Are you coordinating COVID-19 Support?
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Give InKind has created a series of articles to provide guidance on how to navigate various situations during the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic because we recognize that life continues in all aspects. We are on your team now as well as post-pandemic – and beyond.
Wondering how you can organize help for members of your community? From front-line workers and first responders, neighbors, groups, and individuals, there are many different ways to easily set up a Give InKind support page. If you're organizing 5+ pages, please reach out to [email protected].
Give InKind experts weigh in on how to best navigate health for yourself, your children, and vulnerable loved ones during the pandemic.
We’re sharing some tips and favorite products that might come in handy as you think about what kind of preparation makes the most sense for you and your community. If you know someone who needs to be quarantined for any reason - whether they have or have been exposed to the virus, or they just need to stay home and away from crowds - we hope you’ll consider using Give InKind to help organize support.