Local nonprofits have been fighting the risks of the pandemic to continue to provide critical social services to San Marcos residents. Last week, a very special early Christmas gift from the United Campus Ministry at Texas State came to their rescue with 800 N95 masks to help volunteers feel a little safer in their work this holiday season.
The masks were distributed by Serve San Marcos, a community service project of the United Campus Ministry at Texas State, who acquired the masks in partnership with the Presbyterian Church Disaster Response and Texas Department of Emergency Management
“Many local nonprofits have worked throughout the past nine months, through peaks and valleys, to help neighbors in need,” said Rev. Todd Salmi. “These masks will help keep our local nonprofits healthy and operational during the busy Christmas season.”
