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City extends PPE donation program to more local organizations

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City of Fort Worth | City of Fort Worth website

City of Fort Worth | City of Fort Worth website

The City of Fort Worth City Council has authorized the City to donate excess personal protective equipment and hand sanitizer (PPE) to local organizations and nonprofits. This initiative, first approved in June 2023 and completed in January 2024, has now been extended to include more local entities seeking assistance.

The City Council stated, "Because the City still has excess PPE available, the City is now adding additional phases, which include a broader scope of entities that are eligible to receive the PPE." Starting March 18, eligible organizations can request PPE through the program by submitting the necessary forms either online or via email.

The process operates on a first-come, first-served basis, with the City aiming to fulfill all requests to the best of its ability. Forms must be submitted by March 25, 2024, and any remaining excess PPE will be allocated in subsequent phases, as indicated by the City Council.

Once the forms are received, the City will coordinate with organizations to schedule pickups at designated locations, City Hall (200 Texas St.) or the City Hall Annex (401 W. 13th St.). For further information, interested parties can contact Julie Robles at 817-392-2013.

This extension of the PPE donation program underscores the City's commitment to supporting local organizations and nonprofits in need during these challenging times.

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