Since the coronavirus has entered our country and consciousness, it has driven many to act out in desperate measures out of fear and uncertainty. The order to self-isolate and quarantine sent many into a panic, clearing out store shelves and hoarding resources. While emergency workers such as nurses and grocery clerks are helping out on the clock, many community members have stepped up to help people in their greatest time of need, including elders, people with immunocompromised systems, the unhoused, and our most vulnerable, who have the least access to savings, healthcare, and experience unemployment at the highest rates.