As the coronavirus crisis continues more and more brands are looking to help. While it isn’t exactly business as usual, companies are working hard to get shipments to those who need them most. Here is a rundown of some of the companies doing their part to help out.

Crocs

Crocs said it is delivering shipments of their footwear directly to hospitals and other facilities, but it is also allowing workers to sign up for the free shoes. It said it will continue to donate the shoes as long as supplies last.

Krispy Kreme

Beginning Monday, Mar. 30, National Doctors’ Day, and on every subsequent Monday through National Nurses Week (May 6-12), Krispy Kreme will provide all healthcare workers free dozens of their iconic Original Glazed Doughnuts.” To get the free doughnuts, healthcare workers can go to a Krispy Kreme drive-thru, share their order and show their employer badge.

Krispy Kreme is also introducing a new offer for all customers starting Sat., Mar. 28 and running on subsequent Saturdays. For every pick-up, drive-thru and delivery order of a full-price dozen Original Glazed Doughnuts or more, Krispy Kreme will throw in a free dozen Original Glazed Doughnuts. The free dozen called the “Be Sweet Dozen,” will include a smiley-face doughnut. Guests are encouraged to share them with loved ones or neighbors to brighten their day. These doughnuts will be securely sealed and bagged individually, along with instructions for contactless drop-off, including social distancing and safety guidelines.​

JoAnn Fabrics

The chain store is giving away kits to the public so anyone can make masks for doctors, nurses, and other first responders. In order to comply with social distancing, you can pick-up the ready-made kits curbside at your local JoAnn Fabrics, and, once you finish making them, you can drop the complete masks back at the store and they will be donated and distributed to those who need them the most.

Customers who want to take advantage of this offer can use JoAnn’s Ship-to-Home and Curbside Pickup options. There are tutorials and instructions online.

Hello Bello

Hello Bello is donating 100,000 much needed diapers, wipes and other essentials through their philanthropic partners Baby2Baby and Good+ Foundation. Hello Bello is also working around the clock with additional shifts to deliver over 3 million bottles of hand sanitizer to Walmart stores across the country and keeping up with demand online for all family essentials, particularly diapers and wipes.

Tiller & Hatch 

Tiller & Hatch is partnering with No Kid Hungry, as well as Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley to provide 100,000+ desperately needed meals to hungry families across 5 heavily impacted cities.

Disney

After the Disney Resorts temporarily closed all of their parks and resorts, both Disney World and Disneyland donated excess food that would have gone unused due to the unexpected closures.

The Four Seasons Hotel

The Four Seasons Hotel in Manhattan will provide free rooms to doctors, nurses and other medical personnel currently working to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

—Jennifer Swartvagher

Featured photo: Krispy Kreme

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