LLCS Mask Drive

Virtue Has Its Rewards

The Covid-19 pandemic has been devastating; among the loss of 4.16 million lives, Covid-19 has also led to the loss of employment for many, especially for those enrolled in small businesses.

As a result of the pandemic, Ms. Mui, owner of a textile factory, stated that she experienced a decrease in business and as a result, had numerous unused sewing machines. When she learned of the LLCS Mask Drive Project to help those in need, she offered to sell us the extra sewing machines at a discounted price, in hopes that it would help with the charity’s ambitious plans to create 10,000 masks.

However, unpredictably, Ms. Mui called the LLCS office to notify us that she would no longer be able to sell us the sewing machines, as there was a sudden order that needed them. To apologize, she offered to cut out the mask patterns for a low price. 

During the phone call with Ms. Mui, we realized that her generosity to give us a discount, with hopes to help over 10,000 individuals, was rewarded in the form of a new order.

Good will be rewarded with good, and thanks to Ms. Mui, the LLCS plans to create masks more efficiently and with an even warmer heart. 

 

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