Doc Hendley

The problem is that revenue will still struggle for a lot of these places and many workers will still be out of the job since businesses will be trying to run extra lean, a lot of those workers are living paycheck to paycheck, or trying to pay their way through school, or a single mom trying to take care of kids.

These boxes have become really something that our community is really looking forward to each week, i saw a single mama come and pick up a box for her and her kids. And literally when she opened it up, she just started crying.

It's been so inspiring to see how many people have gotten behind and supported our programs around the world, when the sun does come out after the storm's over, I think that we as a people are going to come through this stronger and more together than we've ever been.

It was devastating for the service industry community... People were scrounging, trying to file for unemployment, trying to figure out how are they going to make their rent payment.

We were able to shift very quickly from our focus, which is generally on water and sanitation, and really focus on specifically hygiene related to hand washing and other things that would help reduce the spread of coronavirus.