Schertz firm donates personal protective equipment to local food bank
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Paul Richmond (left) of Richmond Advantage in Schertz helps San Antonio Food Bank President Eric Cooper unload boxes of personal protective equipment for use by food bank workers and volunteers and for distribution to those in need of the products.Courtesy photo
A Schertz firm came through for the San Antonio Food Bank and the San Antonians its serves, with a donation of $50,000 worth of PPE products.
Paul Richmond, owner of Richmond Advantage in Schertz, personally delivered the PPE (personal protective equipment) supplies Jan. 13 to the San Antonio Food Bank and its president and CEO, Eric Cooper. The donation goal was two-fold: Protect the food bank’s employees and volunteers during the Covid-19 pandemic, and distribute PPE to San Antonians in need.
$50,000 worth of supplies donated to San Antonio Food Bank for pandemic response
Hand sanitizer, sanitizing stations and gloves will provide protection from COVID-19. It comes from a company that has made a commitment to help San Antonio. Author: Sharon Ko Updated: 10:34 PM CST January 13, 2021
SAN ANTONIO The San Antonio Food Bank received hand sanitizer, hand sanitizer stations and gloves to help keep people protected from the coronavirus. The donation comes from a company that has made a commitment to help a number of different businesses in 2020.
Richmond Advantage, one of San Antonio’s hospitality and restaurant industry product suppliers, stopped by the SAFB to make the generous donation on Wednesday morning. The company gave nearly $50,000 of vital equipment and resources to the organization.