During this pandemic, we launched Project Covid Response to support shelters and hospitals in need. But we need your help. There are a few ways you can get involved:
Donate
Make monetary donations so homeless shelters can buy additional resources.
Donate Items and PPE
Drop off sanitation items or any household PPE items at our drop-off locations.
Make Masks
Make masks if you don't have some lying around. Find instructions here.
Spread the Word
Spread the message with your friends and family through social media.
Project Covid Response consists of three aspects:
  1.  Collect resources (monetary, sanitation goods, and PPE)
  2.  Connect with those in our community who need it (The Relatives, Urban Ministry Center, Men's Shelter of Charlotte)
  3.  Distribute the goods​​




MISSION & VISION
​​Our mission is to provide first aid materials to homeless shelters around the local Charlotte community, helping them to have a basic necessity that is often taken for granted. Health issues are too common among impoverished communities.

Our greater vision is to increase upward mobility within the Charlotte community and allow people to not have to worry about necessities like first aid.

Why do impoverished communities need first aid?

Vulnerable to Disease

Millions of people are exposed to unsanitary conditions on a daily basis; this can lead to sickness and even death when left untreated.

Bruises, Cuts, and Burns

Bruises, cuts and burns are very common among impoverished communities. Due to the lack of access to first aid supplies, these often develop into bigger issues. 

Skin and Foot Problems

Without ointments and other first aid treatments, skin problems and cracked heels frequently occur among impoverished communities.

Contact Us​

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at the email listed below.
aidfirst18@gmail.com

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