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Good Samaritan Project is now on its SECOND PHASE "RECOVERY"

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Corona left us with a handbook filled with lessons for humanity. 

The first phase  of GSP focused on honoring and recognizing community "martyrs" who risked their lives tirelessly on the frontlines. 


GSP is now on its Second Phase: Recovery (Get back up again!)


Communities worldwide continue to struggle amid the impacts of COVID-19 on health, livelihoods,

education and other aspects of everyday life. GSP supports preparedness, containment efforts, response

and recovery activities for those affected by COVID-19 and for the responders. This includes prioritizing

mental and physical health programs, mitigating the economic impact for individuals and families,

providing equitable access to and accurate information about vaccines, and supporting health care

systems and infrastructure.


The world is not perfect right now. 

One virus taught us that it is only when we are together, helping each other, giving hope to each other, that we are more human. 


Purdue cultural, religious centers recognized for social support during pandemic

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Good Samaritan Project

Good Samaritan Project (GSP) is founded in March 2020 by Paula Davis, owner of Blooms and Petals Fresh Flowers. She aims to support front line workers in the face of the unknown foe - Covid19


For Paula, any small efforts will have macro effect in the community especially in boosting the morale of front line workers

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GSP and Blooms & Petals celebrate black history month

Purdue University celebrates black history month

Front Line Workers are Superstars!

Millions of essential frontline workers continue to do their job during the Covid-19 pandemic. These heroes are tirelessly working to make us all safe despite the hardships and health risks.


It's now our time to recognize and give back to these lovely unsung health heroes by showing our love, care, and support for them. 

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