Companies including Volkswagen and Cardinal Health have joined the C19 Coalition to help address a shortage of medical supplies for health-care workers
A pair of tech entrepreneurs has started a coalition including companies and nonprofits to help address a shortage of medical supplies for health-care workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic, an effort that has grown to include companies from Volkswagen AG to health-care distributor Cardinal Health Inc.
The group, calling itself the C19 Coalition, says it has raised $30 million in interest-free loans from wealthy families and foundations to help hospitals buy supplies and has delivered 100 million pieces of protective gear...
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