Fashion Designer Tiffany S. Walker Fights Against Time To Provide Mask For Battle Against COVID-19

DALLAS - EntSun -- Tiffany S. Walker is using her passion for fashion, into a helpful, giving hand during the COVID-19 pandemic. She and her Pink Lucy team starting this past week making facemask for sale to the general public HOWEVER for every one facemask purchased Pink Lucy will DONATE 28 facemasks to Dallas Metro Area healthcare professionals, frontline workers and the elderly. These are not N95 mask but they do contain a filter that provides a great amount of protection from harmful bacteria.

Pink Lucy is an affordable couture fashion house that can service every woman. The Shreveport, Louisiana native has over 20 years experience as a designer, instructor and entrepreneur. Her headquarters is located in Dallas, TX.

"To whom much is given much is required. I couldn't stand by and do nothing with my gifts and talents. My late mother had Lupus and I can't stop thinking about how contracting this virus would've been devastating for her. We must support our people providing direct care to slow this down and protect the most vulnerable to the best of our ability. I hope other designers join me. We need all hands on deck," stated Tiffany, when asked to explain why she's doing this.

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If you are a member of one of the stated groups and would like to receive masks, please email us at info@mypinklucy.com and will follow-up as soon as possible.  Purchase your mask now to help this needed cause at: https://www.shoppinklucy.com/products/face-mask-with-medical-grade-allergen-and-bacteria-reducing-filter