Here's how you can help everyone from front-line workers to families in need.
PEOPLE was founded in 1974 with one central mission: To celebrate ordinary people doing extraordinary things and extraordinary people doing ordinary things. Now, we all find ourselves living through extraordinary circumstances, too.
With that in mind, PEOPLE has partnered with the fundraising platform GoFundMe to bring as much relief and support as possible to the people impacted by COVID-19, be it front-line responders, families who have lost loved ones or organizations working to fill empty refrigerators.You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications.
“By partnering with PEOPLE, which is reporting on what is happening across the world, and reaches millions, we are able to engage their audience to take action and ultimately help more people,” says GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan. “We’ve worked with PEOPLE for years to share stories of changemakers in local communities, and now more than ever, we need to support and uplift each other.”
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