Personal protective equipment donated by Princeton Health to an international emergency relief agency has made its way to Haiti.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) donated by Princeton Health was shipped to Haiti in late August to bolster the relief effort following a devastating earthquake.

Princeton Health had donated 10 pallets of PPE, including face shields, gloves, and gowns, to MedShare, an international humanitarian aid organization with a collection center in Secaucus, N.J. (See related story in the September 2021 edition of Happenings.)

In a thank-you email to Greg Evans, director of sustainability at Princeton Health, Jane He, MedShare’s Northeast regional director, said three of the 10 pallets were sent to Port-au-Prince, Haiti in a container carrying nearly three tons of PPE earmarked for healthcare personnel responding to the crisis.

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