BOY MEETS GIRL® has teamed with Survivor Corps to bring you community masks at a time of need, and give back. In addition to masks, we are now offering unisex tees that also give back.  was formed to provide research institutes with an easy way to connect with COVID-19 survivors directly, so the sickest among us can be helped without further delay.

Survivor Corps will receive 50% of the net proceeds from every BOY MEETS GIRL® x SURVIVOR CORPS sale.

" was a natural fit for us. Stacy has created a brand that gives back to causes time and time again. She always seems to find a way to spread awareness while inspiring change and that is what Survivor Corps is all about."

- Diana Berrent

, a Port Washington mother, had been a prisoner in her own bedroom after testing positive for the coronavirus. She became one of the first people on Long Island to contract COVID-19. She decided she would get better and find a way to help others once she was well. Stuck in her bedroom, she decided she had to find a way to connect survivors like herself to medical studies in order to help save lives.

“ is a grassroots organization that exists as a public page on  and , a public group that anyone can join that posts information for survivors and a  that has an opt-in database to help survivors connect to medical research institutions who need to use survivors blood and plasma to study this virus." 

“I feel incredibly lucky to have survived COVID-19, but others may not be so lucky,” says Berrent. “I strongly encourage people who have already had COVID-19 to consider being screened; it’s one of the most important ways to help other patients right now. Please check out our  to learn more about how you can be a superhero and save lives."

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