Two 2017 graduates of the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts, Varun Amin and Kabir Shah have created the “Got Mask?” community project to ensure that every Louisianan has access to free CDC recommended face masks.
The two, who are currently university students, began the initiative after noticing the widespread need for proper protection against the novel coronavirus. Amin, from Lake Charles, and Shah, a native of Natchitoches, are currently based in Lake Charles but ship masks throughout the state to those in need.
Due to the high demand for masks and the number or orders received, Amin and Shah are especially looking for volunteers who can help sew face masks. All mask-making materials will be provided, if needed, for volunteers.
The two met as students at LSMSA.
Visit www.gotmaskla.com to donate, volunteer to help, or request a mask.
Wel done, keep up such social service on your priority list for the rest of life.
Excellent achievement great to see young ones getting involved in Clovis-19 commitment
Massive work varun. You take after your parents, silent community workers.
God bless. We have started production of masks in India as well and upgrading to anti bacterial & anti viral treatment with patented IIT Mumbai process. Hope in a month we can make these available from our garment manufacturing ecosystem.
“Good deeds are investments that never fail” Bravo!
Great work varun
Congratulations and thanks to these two public-spirited young guys!
Wow , superb initiative Kabir and Varun . All the best