You've probably seen homemade masks all over social media, as Tucsonans take up the fight against coronavirus, armed with needles and thread.
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Coronavirus Mending Souls (LE)
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Templates for masks lay on a piece of fabric in Michelle Don Carlos' home, on March 25, 2020. She and other volunteers are producing masks for…
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Cloth masks are among the items sought by NAMI of Southern Arizona as part of an effort to help homeless people in the Tucson area during the …
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Michelle Don Carlos, fundadora de Mending Souls, cose cubrebocas de tela en su casa en el oeste de Tucsón. Ella y otros voluntarios los están …
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Sierra Vista announced Friday that it is requiring face coverings be worn in public following a rise in coronavirus cases.
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Michelle Don Carlos, founder of Mending Souls, sews masks in her home on Tucson’s west side. She and other volunteers are producing masks for …
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Michelle Don Carlos cuts out fabric to be used for masks to be given to medical workers.
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Michelle Don Carlos holds a finished mask, made from fabric provided by Banner-University Medical Center.
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Michelle Don Carlos, founder of Mending Souls, sews masks as part of an effort to help medical professionals. Tucson hospitals vary in if and …
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