“They said they were trying to find goggles online from hardware stores, but they were sold out,” Kavinsky said. “I heard some institutions were changing their guidelines on who needs eyewear due to the shortage. I sense there’s a lot of attention for the need for gloves and masks, but the need for protective eyewear isn’t getting as much attention. I contacted several hospitals and Rush got back to me saying there was a need.”
OPRF High School staff donates more than 20,000 gloves, goggles to hospitals serving COVID-19 patients
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