HUBS
We are very excited to have tremendous help from our committed hub leaders. They are an integral part of our mission and help coordinate the incredible number of volunteers we have.
Our hub coordinator roles involves cutting the raw materials to create the kits, connecting with volunteers within 15km radius to coordinate kit and mask delivery. This is a very important volunteer role to make sure we are meeting the current demand of masks and our growing volunteer community. We are always open for interest in this leadership role. Please email us at stitch4corona@gmail.com if you are interested in leading and/or have more questions.

Downtown Hub
MR
Chris Rivera
Russell Todd
Emily Lim
Samantha Cheung
M is a hub coordinator for downtown and has been involved in creating kits, delivering and collecting material and making sure our masks go to where they need to go.
Chris has joined our team and is literally running the material and kits around the downtown core to our great volunteers
Russell Todd is a new addition and is currently servicing Liberty village and further west downtown.
Samantha Cheung signed up as one of our first downtown volunteers to sew and has been since involved in coordinating kits for Downtown North

North York Hub
Jay Jay
Stephanie Beldick
Jay Jay has been involved since the inception of the idea and is currently working to make sure all those in the North York Area.
Stephanie has recently joined the team and is working to make sure we increase our hub network and works on North York Hub. She has also brought other volunteers into the fold

Brampton Hub
Vishva Shah
Saloni Pandya
Omkara Dance Academy
Omkara Dance Academy has been an integral part of the process from the very beginning. They have graciously donated their time and space to help expand the initiative to this level.
Vishva Shah is a 3rd year Medical Science student at Western University, who has been an integral part of establishing the Brampton Hub.
Saloni Pandya is a 4th year Health Science student at Western University, who has been working closely with Vishva on establishing and supporting the Brampton Hub.

Markham-Thornhill Hub
Zack & Svetlana Fridlyand
Alessia Panzica
Alessia recently joined our team and has been making sure our kits get to our great volunteers in Northern GTA

Mississauga Hub
Sree Gandhi
Bobby Dhanjal
Sree started her own family group mask4covid which involves sewing masks in the Mississauga area. We teamed up and added our own hub coordinator Bobby to make sure we can reach the most volunteers possible. Bobby has been engaged helping Sree as well as now active in delivering our materials.

Scarborough Hub
Zeal Desai
Zeal is working on connecting with all our great volunteers in Scarborough. She has recently started cutting and continuing to support volunteers there.
Collaborators

King and Bay
Material Donations
We are incredibuly fortunate to be receving large cloth donations from King and Bay. Originally this started with a few of us buying our own material and as it has grown it has incredible to get his this kind of support to meet the community request for masks. King and Bay have their own drive
#SOYBFaceMaskChallenge
King & Bay is challenging others to use the ‘Shirt Off Your Back’ to make 1,000 face masks.
More information can be found here

Sewing For Change
Materials Preparation and Distribution
We are excited to be working with Sewing for Change, now helping us to cut and make our kits for our volunteers.
More information on their site can be found here

Mask4Covid
Sewing Group
We have been working with “Mask4Covid” to increase our outreach to the Mississauga area. More information on their initiative and fundraising can be found here

SewForTO
Sewing Group
A newer collaboration, SewForTO is focused primarily on scrub caps for first responders. We are coordinating on best ways to meet mask requests for the community.
More information on their site can be found here

Move Improve
Calgary Group
Our family and community inspired by our efforts decided to create a Calgary focused initiative. Every mask counts, see more information here