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Volunteers mobilize to help Hawaii first responders

By Craig T. Kojima

April 9, 2020

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Volunteer Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, of the Young Democrats of Hawaii, assembles face shields for medical staff and other essential workers.
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Coordinator Leilani Kahoano, middle, directs a volunteer crew in assembling face shields for medical staff and other essential workers today at Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
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Volunteer Jolyn Garidan-Prieto assemble a face shield for medical staff and other essential workers. The effort was organized by Hawaiʻi Children’s Action Network.
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These face shields were assembled by volunteers for medical staff and other essential workers. The face shield materials were ordered by the state Department of Health to help meet a critical need of personal protective equipment (PPE) in light of COVID-19.
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Volunteer Jolyn Garidan-Prieto, of the Hawaii Firefighters AssocIation, assembles face shields today for medical staff and other essential workers.
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Volunteers assemble face shields for medical staff and other essential workers today at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
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Volunteer Jolyn Garidan-Prieto, of the Hawaii Firefighters Assocation, demonstrates a face shield made by volunteers for medical staff and other essential workers.
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At the Neal S. Blaisdell Center today, Volunteer Jolyn Garidan-Prieto, of the Hawaii Firefighters Assocation, assembles face shields for medical staff and other essential workers.
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