We are providing free 3D printed face shields and cloth masks to those that are putting their lives on the line to keep life moving forward for us.
Face Shields
Cloth Masks
Ear Savers
Makers
Our 100% all volunteer organization is in active and ongoing communication with our community to determine their needs. Our team proactively ensures that we are putting PPE in the hands of those who need it most! We strive to maintain constant communication with local medical facilities, law enforcement agencies, fire departments and more!
Malvern EMT, Valley Forge Fire Company, Phoenixville Hospital/Tower Health, Penn Medicine, Susquehanna Valley Nursing & Rehab
Chesco & Delco PD, Valley Forge Fire Co, Chesco Detectives Division, Warminster Fire Dept, Reading Fire Dept, West End Fire Dept, Trappe EMS, Phoenixville EMS
Phoenixville Redners Market, Lasting Smiles of Lititz, BB&T Bank Lititz
Our 100% volunteer run organization can only keep making shields and masks when we have supplies.
Donate NowFace Shields On Order
Cloth Masks On Order
Current Lead Time
Are you a medical or law enforcement professional who needs PPE for your organization? We can help!
We organized around a specific version of the 3D Verkstan model as it can be printed quickly and easily, not to mention its viable efficiency with filament use. Perhaps the most important consideration of all, however, is that this model has been approved and accepted by those actually needing the PPE such as Medical Staff, Police, Fire personnel, EMTs, and more!
Request Face ShieldsOur washable and reusable cloth face masks are made using the CDC-style pleated pattern. Depending on availability, our masks may or may not have elastic and interfacing. The cloth masks we make are not N95 mask replacements, and should be used at the wearer's discretion.
Currently UnavailableOur ear savers are intended to bring comfort to those who wear masks for extended shifts, or who find elastic cutting into the back of their ears irritating. These prints are used to pull the elastic of the N95 -- or any other cloth mask -- off of your ears.
Request Ear SaversOur many grateful recipients and exceptional volunteers have taken photos to document the journey of PPE for PA. We invite you to view our photo album and share in our journey of hard work and overwhelming thanks.
Last night I had the honor of presenting 75 face shields to my coworkers at Einstein Montgomery ICU. The masks were very well received and appreciated. They were amazed at how comfortable they were and how much better they were than the disposable face shields we’ve been sharing for the past two weeks. (Yes, we’ve been sharing the nasty ones with the foam headbands.). Unfortunately, things were crazy and I was not able to get a picture of them in action. (We had an emergent intubation and things just never slowed down from there.) A coworker did manage to get a picture of me with the face shields. I will see if I can get some pictures today. From the bottom of our hearts, we say "Thank you"!
I want to take a minute to thank the Facebook group Phoenixville Area Covid19 Makers... last week I put out a call for face shields and my brother and sister in law Michele Roscoe Hanlon got in touch with this group who donated a bunch of face shields I was able to distribute to the nurses and other healthcare staff in the CCU at Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. I was hoping to get more pictures but it has been so crazy and honestly it’s hard to get a group together for a picture because it’s constant...We can’t THANK YOU enough for rolling up your sleeves and getting these to us so quickly!!! THANK YOU!!!❤
The Delaware County Police Chiefs Association would like to thank the Phoenixville Area Covid-19 Makers. This group of generous individuals, through donations, volunteer work, and 3D printers, are supplying Delaware, Montgomery, and Chester County first responders with safety equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to them, each officer in Delaware County will receive a plastic face shield.
Our talented team consists of a varied background of individual contributors striving towards a common goal: providing PPE for our front line workers. Our leadership team has the great honor of helping guide this diverse group of individuals towards our shared goal.
The list below consists of "The Leaders" of this amazing group.
While we hope this crisis will not continue, we will try to bring you more stories of "The Helpers": the men, women, and even young adults that make up our amazing crew!
Please use the forms linked above to request PPE. For all other contacts, please use the email address below.
Contact: Shai Perednik
317 Griffen Street, Phoenixville PA 19460
Phone: 215-804-9208
Warwick Ambulance Service
Contact: Nate Lowrie
151 North Lane, Lititz PA 17543
Phone: 717-269-2605
info@ppeforpa.com