We both have our own stories and reasons why we want to help.” “Not everyone has the luxury to be able to have masks to use and we heard about this project,” said Yin. Yin and Salas both agreed they saw the program as a wonderful way to give back to those who need it most. duo teamed up to support the program, spending hours of their own time to create educational content for the general public on the masks and the donation campaign. Two players particularly passionate about SParms’ Mask Share Program’s mission are Angel Yin and Lizette Salas. There were even supporters from overseas, including Ayako Uhera from Japan, making donations to support her fellow LPGA friends. Many other players have also contributed to the campaign, appearing with their masks on social media. The masks for sale are not only half off during the month of June, but customers can also choose to donate masks to different charities through the company’s website, with SParms then matching the number of donated masks.įind out more about charity a non profit organisation serving the poor and homeless in Tarrant County! All mask donations matched! post shared by SParms on at 4:50pm PDT These face coverings, made solely for appropriate daily use and precautionary measures, were an innovative aid to a global situation. Mimi Lee, the director of SParms said it took about six weeks, from design to creation, to launch their first face mask. And in the decision to start creating masks, SParms wanted to center their launch and campaign around enabling the community to share and donate masks around the world by making a good quality face mask at the most affordable price point.Įarly June, SParms launched the Mask Share Program as a charitable component during the global coronavirus crisis. SParms, a brand whose core vision is to influence society on a more sustainable and “protective” apparel choice felt compelled to do something to help ease the burden of the shortage of face masks by designing and manufacturing face masks for everyday wear.
Like many companies in the midst of COVID-19, SParms (Sun Protection arm sleeves), an Australian sun protection apparel company was facing a crisis in the wake of the pandemic. The company was faced with the decision to pack up and close for an indefinite period of time or contribute to the societal need for help.
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