Activewear brand wants to give face masks to every American

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Dhvani, an activewear brand known for its support of political and social causes, has donated 10,000 medical-grade masks to the Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Oregon – the same city where the activewear brand is based. Dhvani is giving medical-grade masks to healthcare professionals at the front line and reusable cloth masks to the general public, which aligns with the recommendations the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has put forth in recent weeks.

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