Thursday revealed a week ago that they would be using their unsold merch items to help create resources for workers on the front lines of the battle against the COVID-19 coronavirus and they’re revealing some good news about their initiative.
Their masks for fans sold out in just nine seconds giving them the ability to create hundreds more to donate.
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On March 30, Thursday revealed they would be using appropriate merch items to create fabric face masks.
We have started the process of turning appropriate stock merchandise from our web store into fabric face masks for frontline medical workers and essential personnel. Further information how you can help will follow later in the week. Stay safe, stay connected and stay inside!
— thursdayband (@thursdayband) March 30, 2020
Then, they revealed they would be working with New Jersey organizations NJ Maskmakers and FaceMaskWarriors to create them. Fans were requesting to be able to buy their own so they made extras to be able to donate more. All proceeds being used to buy more masks for donation. They also say they will be selling branded items for isolation including jigsaw puzzles, playing cards and more.
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Then, they revealed the masks sold out in a sweet and short nine seconds. They quickly started working with their manufacturer and are confirming another 300 masks are going on sale. With this, they are able to donate 1200 masks to frontline workers on top of their cloth donations.
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You can see the band’s post below.
You can also read our interview with frontman Geoff Rickly about his thoughts on the pandemic here.
What do you think of Thursday selling out their face masks and donating more to front line workers? Let us know in the comments below.
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