Ashly Yates displays a box of Intel-donated surgical masks on Wednesday, March 25, in Hillsboro, Oregon. The box was among a shipment of 20,000 masks bound for health care professionals in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The shipment is part of Intel’s donation of 1 million units of personal protective equipment to help prevent the spread of contagion to workers who are helping treat coronavirus patients. (Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Ashly Yates (left) and Ryan Canney pack boxes of 20,000 Intel-donated surgical masks on Wednesday, March 25, in Hillsboro, Oregon. The shipment was bound for health care professionals in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The shipment is part of Intel’s donation of 1 million units of personal protective equipment to help prevent the spread of contagion to workers who are helping treat coronavirus patients. (Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Intel announced Monday that it will source and donate more than 1 million items of personal protective equipment – masks, gloves and other gear – to healthcare workers.

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“We will donate masks, gloves, face shields and other gear that we have sourced from our factory stock and emergency supplies, and we’ll continue to look for additional sources of personal protective equipment that we can source and donate as quickly as possible to meet our commitment of more than a million items,” said Todd Brady, director of Global Public Affairs for Intel.

Intel leaders are working with local health authorities and government agencies around the world. In January, Intel announced a $1 million donation to the International Red Cross to support global relief efforts for the coronavirus outbreak. Where possible, current and future donations will be made through local health authorities that can determine the areas of greatest need.

“We are immensely grateful to the healthcare workers who are at the front lines of slowing this pandemic,” Brady said.