Help flatten the COVID-19 curve

Help ‘flatten the COVID-19 curve’

The coronavirus pandemic is affecting tens of thousands of people in profound ways, including loss of work and a lack of medical care and food supplies. The worldwide outbreak has had a significant impact on the most vulnerable populations, including the elderly and children.
To flatten the COVID-19 curve, the local, state and federal governments have enforced social distancing guidelines. Mostly many people are following these guidelines. The idea behind these guidelines is that the sooner you stop that transmission chain, you are actually limiting an exponential growth. With these guidelines in place many people are feeling helpless in the face of widespread suffering and hardship.

Help ‘flatten the COVID-19 curve’ by coming together and helping each other!

The vulnerable populations need help. There is so much a nonprofit organizations and governments can do. So in this situation people have to come closer and help each other. Nohelptoobig.org’s platform has been formed by a group of volunteers to connect people needing help to people willing to help. The idea is simple. Connect people and let people help each other. So many people want to help while practicing social distancing. NoHelpTooBig’s platform lets a person who wants to help with food, aid, nonperishable items, medical supplies and other items are delivered to those who need it. Platform and ideas like this can do a little part in helping to flatten the COVID-19 curve.
No Help Too Big has a great message:

Virtually Come Closer | Virtually Shake Hands | Virtually Hi five

Together we can help save lives and beat this virus!

www.nohelptoobig.org/