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2018-04“Covid-19 really hasn't shaped my faith or my beliefs."
“Covid-19 really hasn't shaped my faith or my beliefs. You know I continue to believe in God and I have faith in God that continues. I personally don't believe God has anything to do with covid-19. God didn't create it. God didn’t spread it. God isn’t going to determine who gets it, who dies or who recovers. I believe that faith is the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen. For instance, I hope that there is an afterlife beyond this world and that my soul will live on.” -
2020-04-01“Being a Muslim, I believe faith is an important part of my life."
“Being a Muslim, I believe faith is an important part of my life. It gives me a lot of comfort and relief. I think it is important to have faith and that this pandemic will be resolved as soon as possible.” “No, all of the mosques and religious centers are closed at the moment. Basically, I have been praying at home instead and I have not been able to attend my local mosque in weeks.” “Yes, they are. My local mosque has been asking for donations to help the homeless and poor. These people that are given food and supplies so it is necessary to get them some sort of assistance especially during these hard times.” -
2020-04-01“It really hasn't. I believe in God. I'm a Roman Catholic."
“It really hasn't. I believe in God. I'm a Roman Catholic. A lot of people are likening covid-19 to the book of Revelations which really it doesn't apply. What this has taught me as a person... I still believe in God as a result of this. My belief is even stronger. I don't think this is something that God has sent his wrath to kill the majority of people in the United States or that it's causing… It’s causing people a lot of anguish. I will say that because people have… as a society we have become so reliant on freedom. It really kind of has taken us a step back and if you want to look introspectively at yourself in your beliefs this is teaching everyone or it should be teaching everyone what’s important in your life.” -
2020-04“I don't think it's really affected it much.”
“I don't think it's really affected it much.” “Our religious community isn't gathering. They stopped it immediately and I think they're trying to reach out to people through online communications. That's about it.” Mostly person-to-person. They've done one huge like worldwide broadcast in the last couple months.” -
2020-04-01“You know it's really strengthened my belief that there is a God..."
“You know it's really strengthened my belief that there is a God not because of any large-scale event but mostly because of all the small things going on in my life.” “Well like you said before, I was sent home from my mission in Africa about six months ago or actually about six months earlier than I was supposed to and since being back all of our worship gatherings have been canceled so yeah it's definitely affected my participation in the religious community.” “Well there's been two worldwide fasts to stop the spread and I'm also pretty sure that there's been some donations made but I know those records aren't really that public.” -
2020-04-01
“I would say I am by book Christian..."
“I would say I am by book Christian but for me I think I would consider myself having a stronger relationship with God rather than being committed to the religion of Christianity but yeah this pandemic has definitely risen the talk of God coming or the end. This stuff kind of tends to usually freak people out but I've done or at least attempted to become more prepared for his coming spiritually.” -
2020-04-01“Overall, I would say it hasn't affected my faith in a negative way."
“Overall, I would say it hasn't affected my faith in a negative way. I've heard from a lot of people. They have different opinions on why this situation is happening. For example, I've heard people say that it's God's judgement.I've heard people say it's kind of a wake-up call to help us recognize how we should be living differently but.. I don't think... I mean both of those are probably valid in anyone's beliefs but personally in mine I think it's just a good way to recognize how we can work together through this and grow from this and kind of put ourselves in a better perspective rather than worrying about daily things.” -
2020-04-01“You know... I've kind of given that a lot of thought..."
“You know... I've kind of given that a lot of thought just because so many people so many programs I've been watching people are saying like this is a punishment or that God is trying to say something and I actually don't feel like it's impacted my faith because I've already had so much happened to me in my past with the death of my children so this is just another glitch in life I guess.” -
2020-04-01“Well, covid-19 really hasn't affected my faith or belief other than..."
“Well, covid-19 really hasn't affected my faith or belief other than the aspect that the church is closed but I'm still able to pray every night with my family and do Christian traditions like usual and especially with Easter last week I was still able to celebrate and was able to communicate with my family via Zoom. So that’s pretty cool.” “With me being Christian, to my knowledge it's currently not gathering. It’s all going to be over like online…” -
2020-04-01“I would say it hasn't really impacted me directly..."
“I would say it hasn't really impacted me directly in terms of my personal beliefs but I did grow up in a faith or an organized religion if you will that definitely takes it's strengths and its inspiration from gathering and sharing in you know social activities with one another so I could imagine those who partake in those activities are probably having a difficult time at this moment.” -
2020-04-01"I have found it a little difficult because we can't have our regularly scheduled church services."
"I have found it a little difficult because we can't have our regularly scheduled church services. However, I have pretty much still been going to church as scheduled because I am the head worship leader of the church so we do our live church services like our online church services so I am a big part of that." -
2020-04-01“So far it hasn't really had any affect."
“So far it hasn't really had any affect. If anything, it's just made connection stronger with Jehovah. I find myself talking to him and praying to him more often than I usually would. So, so far it's just been positive changes in regards to me and my religious beliefs and practicing them and putting them into practice.” -
2020-04“Affected? Umm... well I guess it's affected my faith or beliefs..."
“Affected? Umm... well I guess it's affected my faith or beliefs um because my religious practice has been affected so... I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and we have our biggest bi-yearly conference in May and April and that conference was canceled and it was done all remotely.” -
2020-04"Uh... very little. It has done nothing but support..."
"Uh... very little. It has done nothing but support previously held faiths and encouraged me in personal growth." "Uh... the community is still gathering but not physcially. Uh... we moved everything online that is possible. As for participation within it, um the um everyone in charge has gone out of their way..." -
2020-05-09Through Chinese Social Media -- 2
I’m a study-abroad student. Due to the virus, I had to stay at my home in New York. I got the update of the virus through Chinese social media, and I think it is really interesting. I’m going to share some posts from Chinese social media about the virus. During the time staying at home, I depend on food delivery. I want to say thank you for those people who are still working during this special moment. The post describes the restaurants donate the food to support people in the front line. All people are using their ways to support the community. -
05/07/2020Food insecurity Facebook group
Facebook is a great place for groups to communicate and seek help. Rapid Response WV created a community group for West Virginians who may be experiencing food insecurity. With a loss of jobs, people may be struggling to afford food and this group acts as a resource to those who may need it. #NortheasternJOTPY *Anjelica Oswald, Northeastern University -
2020-04-22FLOW for Frontliners
This is a video landscape about myself as a student community organizer using his platform to do his part to give back to those who give so much to us, the Frontliners. VART3030 -
2020-05-01Masks for Donations- Hospice of the Valley
When the suggestions came out for being safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, I made a couple of masks for myself and they turned out to be really nice. Having a lot of leftover quilting fabrics, I decided I could make masks for my friends and co-workers. I noticed online that people were making masks and charging for them, with some costing up to $20 each. I didn't want to profit from the pandemic but I did want to 'make a difference', so I decided to suggest that each mask recipient make a voluntary donation to Hospice of the Valley. (Hospice has been caring for my 100 year old cousin and I thought this would be a nice way to give back and show my appreciation for all they have done through the years for my family.) Happily, everyone who ordered masks gave me a donation check with some being more than generous! Yesterday, I took the first batch of checks to Hospice and presented them to Lin Sue Cooney, Director of Community Engagement. They were so appreciative and I am so thankful for all those who contributed. Amidst all of the bad news about COVID-19, I feel like I created some good news for a change. I am getting pleasure out of creating some fun masks for people to wear to stay healthy, the donors will receive a Hospice receipt for a tax deduction, and Hospice will benefit from their donations. It's a win,win, win!!! Pictures from left to right: Me in 1 of my masks 2. another mask, 3. my work station, a.k.a. kitchen table, 4. me and my sewing machine, 5. Hospice of the Valley, 6. Arriving at reception area of Hospice, 7. Me with Lin Sue Cooney, Director of Community Engagement Hospice of the Valley 1510 E. Flower St., Bldg. 2 Phoenix, AZ 85014 602 287-7000 hov.org -
2020-04-09Waffle House Donates Food to Hospital Workers, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks Waffle House for donating food to its workers. The post reads: "Waffle House for the wine! Our community loves us, and we love them back! Thank you so much for the huge donation. We are all in this together!" -
2020-04-09Cupcakes for Frontline Workers, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East thanks a donor for cupcakes that spell out "Thank You Frontline." -
2020-04-01Easter Treats for Heroes, New Orleans, LA
Kiwanis club delivers an easter treat to hospital workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-04-07Hospital Thanks Loaves of Love for Food Donation, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks Loaves of Love for food donation on social media. Local businesses Mahony’s Po-Boys & Seafood, Leidenheimer Baking Co., Blue Plate Mayonnaise, and Chisesi Brothers partnered to launch “Loaves of Love,” a campaign to help feed front-line nurses, doctors, first responders and hospital workers directly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing healthcare crisis in New Orleans. -
2020-04-07Celebrities Donate Masks to Hospital, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks celebrities Mathew McConaughey, Camila McConaughey, and Bethenny Frankel for mask donation. -
2020-04-10Hospital Thanks Cajun Navy for Food Donation, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks the Cajun Navy for food donation during COVID-19 pandemic. Formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the Cajun Navy is a collection of ad-hoc volunteer groups typically comprised of private boat owners who assist in search and rescue efforts in the Gulf Region during floods. -
2020-04-11Hospital Thanks Krewe of Red Beans for Food Donations, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks Krewe of Red Beans for their regular and ongoing donations of catered food for hospital workers. Krewe of Red Beans is a Carnival parading social club. At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Krewe of Red Beans began collecting donations and using the funds to hire local restaurants, financially devastated by the stay-at-home order, to prepared catered meals for local hospital staff. The krewe also employs out of work musicians to deliver the food to hospitals. -
2020-04-11Hospital Receives Handmade Masks, New Orleans East, LA
New Orleans East Hospital thanks Sonson, LLC, for providing handmade masks. Many people have begun sewing cotton masks to use, donate, and sell. -
2020-03-29Medical Workers Express Gratitude for Community Donations, New Orleans, LA
LCMC Health shares New Orleans media coverage from local television station WWLTV entitled "Medical workers feeling the love as people donate food to hospitals" during COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-03-30Touro Infirmary Thanks Local Businesses for Food Donations, New Orleans, LA
Touro thanks local businesses for donating food and other items to medical personnel during the COVID-19 pandemic. The hospital bagged the donations and dispersed them among staff. -
2020-03-26West Jefferson Medical Center Recognizes Community Support, Westwego, LA
West Jefferson Medical Center shared this facebook post to thank local community for donations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The post reads: "We are incredible humbled and grateful for the generosity of our amazing Westbank community. From local restaurants donating meals, to companies donating crucial supplies to ensure the safety of our staff and patients. We are in awe of your love for our hospital! #OneHeartOneCommunity #CommunityFirst." The post also includes a list of local donors and the items they donated. -
2020-04-07Local Businesses Donate Gloves to Children's Hospital, New Orleans, LA
Children's Hospital New Orleans thanks Take 5 Oil Change and Driven Brands Charitable Foundation for donating 19 cases of gloves. -
2020-03-26Xavier University Donates PPE to West Jefferson Medical Center, Westwego, LA
West Jefferson Medical Center thanks Xavier University School of Pharmacy for donating much needed PPE supplies. -
2020-04-07Crawfish Donated to Local Musician, Westwego, LA
Chase Bruner, a local firefighter, and business owner donated boiled crawfish to local musician Ryan Foret and The Foret Tradition prior to a live-streamed performance. -
2020-03-27West Jefferson Medical Center Featured in Drew Brees Interview, Westwego, LA
New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees donated 5 million dollars to help deliver meals to needy people in Louisiana. An interview with Brees on the TODAY show featured images of West Jefferson Medical Center. -
2020-03-27West Jefferson Medical Center Receives Italian Food Donation, Westwego, LA
West Jefferson Medical Center thanks local restaurant for donating spaghetti and meatball dinners to its Emergency Room night "krewe." -
2020-04-24Church donations have plunged because of the coronavirus. Some churches won’t survive.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, churches are being hit hard. They are facing a decrease in donations, making it difficult for them to stay afloat. This is due to their masses being cancelled or moved online. Congregations are beginning to make difficult decisions of whether or not to close their doors or cut the work of their staff. #REL101 -
2020-04-07Feeding 400 People in 12 Days, Westwego, LA
Jordan Bradbury Catering feeds 400 frontline workers in 12 days. -
2020-04-22New Orleans East Hospital Receives Donation of N95 Masks from American Accessories International, LLC
Peter Nguyen - shipping and supplies clerk, taken by his wife Serina Nguyen (our first employees to get married while working at New Orleans East Hospital!). Peter is photographed right after he received the shipment of N95 masks from American Accessories International, LLC. We are most grateful to Eric Zeanah and American Accessories International. -
2020-04-08Medical Center Receives Shirts, Westwego, LA
LCMC Health CEO gives out t-shirts to the healthcare workers on the frontlines. -
2020-04-08Healthcare Staff Recieve Donated Shirts, Jefferson Parish, LA
Logo Express Marketing Inc donates shirts to healthcare staff. -
2020-04-08Jordan Bradbury Catering #feedahero, Westwego, LA
Jordan Bradbury Catering is feeding frontline workers at West Jefferson Medical Center and Ochsner. -
2020-04-07Police Department Donates Pizza To Healthcare Workers, Jefferson Parish, LA
Over 100 pizzas were delivered to West Jefferson Medical Center. -
2020-04-21Interbank donates 20,000 PPE kits to Ministerio interior del Peru.
Interbank of Peru donated 20,000 PPE kits to the Ministerio del Peru to help provide healthcare workers with the basic medical supplies they need. -
2020-04-10Feeding the Neighborhood
COVID-19 has been particularly hard for Chicago’s homeless. My auntie and I tried to help out on the West Side, by making turkey and Italian beef and serving them. We also provided kits to individuals, so they could use them to feed their families. #DePaulHST391 -
2020-04-21Notice on front of St Vincent de Paul's op shop, closed during lockdown, Ballarat, Australia.
Another image of a closed down business in regional Australia -
2020-04-14Arizona Front Porch Project #1
Local photographers, inspired by other groups across the country, are offering families photo sessions from the safety of their own front porches. The Arizona Front Porch Project photographers are donating 30% of proceeds to local charities. Families choose props and locations, and can get creative with their photo sessions. -
2020-04-17What Artists Should Know About the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund
The Recording Academy's philanthropic arm is offering grants to music industry professionals whose livelihood has been affected by the pandemic. MusiCares' COVID-19 Relief Fund is being supported by Spotify through its COVID-19 Music Relief project. Spotify is making a donation to this and all organizations listed, and will match public donations made via the above linked page dollar-for-dollar up to a total Spotify contribution of $10 million. -
2020-04-10Drago's of Metairie Thanks Peyton Manning for Donating Meals, Metairie, LA
Drago's restaurant in Metairie posts a thank you on Facebook to Peyton Manning. Manning donated 400 meals to the East Jefferson General Hospital. -
2020-04-06
Poarch Band of Creek Indians Donates $1 Million to Local Hospital to Offset Costs to Fight the Coronavirus
Tribal leadership invests in the welfare of its rural tribal community and their neighbors through a donation for coronavirus testing and treatment equiptment. #IndigenousStories -
03/30/2020Jordan Bradbury Catering Donates Food to Frontline Staff, New Orleans, LA
Donated food to Touro ER and the VA hospital workers on the frontlines. -
03/31/2020Jordan Bradbury Catering Donates Food to Frontlines, New Orleans, LA
Donated lunch to Tulane and Touro frontline workers