Uplifting news: To Fight Coronavirus, Catholic Priest With Connections Donates 10,000 N95 Masks

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The Rev. Jim Sichko has associations. Also, he's utilizing them to enable the province to battle the coronavirus.

Chosen by Pope Francis as an ecclesiastical evangelist of leniency, Sichko has ventured to the far corners of the planet meeting and helping individuals. So when Gov. Andy Beshear requested that Kentuckians cooperate to fight the coronavirus, Sichko got caught up with hoping to make sure about truly necessary N95 veils for human services laborers.

His associations came through.

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Sichko is giving 10,000 N95 veils to the Kentucky Department for Public Health, which will disseminate them varying.

Through the liberality of Kentucky organizations, for example, Fayette Heating and Air, Longship and Jeff Ruby's and people like Joe Minor and William Sichko, the veils are being delivered speedily.

The Rev. Jim Sichko is giving 10,000 N95 covers to the Kentucky Department of Public Health.

The Rev. Jim Sichko is giving 10,000 N95 covers to the Kentucky Department of Public Health. (Photograph: Jim Sichko)

In excess of 600 covers showed up Wednesday, and another 7,000 ought to show up Thursday, Sichko said. The others are in transit.

"I'm truly attempting to assist whoever wishes or needs assistance," he said.

Kelly Alexander, head of staff for the Department for Public Health, said the state has been overpowered since the senator's source of inspiration for all Kentuckians to give individual defensive gear.

"It's incredible seeing the overflowing of help for Team Kentucky."