Kylie Jenner Donated 6,000 Pounds Of Hand Sanitizer To Hospitals & Clinics [VIDEO]

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Kylie Jenner Donated 6,000 Pounds Of Hand Sanitizer To Hospitals & Clinics [VIDEO]

It appears that business mogul and reality-tv star Kylie Jenner isn’t done lending a helping hand towards solving the coronavirus pandemic just yet. The businesswoman, who Forbes named the world’s youngest self-made billionaire for the second year in a row, has just donated over 6,000 lbs of hand sanitizers to health care facilities in the Los Angeles area.  

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 As we previously reported, the U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams recently called on the 22-year-old billionaire to use her platform as a way to inform young people about how serious the coronavirus truly is.   

Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams on millennials and the coronavirus: “We need to get our social media influencers out there and helping folks understand that look this is serious.” https://t.co/M1e2wFmU6F pic.twitter.com/FNjZB12mKK

— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 19, 2020

Since then Kylie Jenner has not only pleaded with her followers to practice social distancing and self-quarantining but she has also donated $1 million to help first responders amid the widespread of the coronavirus.

 

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At the start of April, it was announced that Kylie Jenner, along with her momager Kris Jenner and business partner/beauty company Coty, were coming together to mass-produce hand sanitizer for hospitals and clinics around Los Angeles. 

Kylie Jenner and her team kept their word and on April 11th they donated 5,000 bottles of hand sanitizers for medical staff and first responders.  

The receiver of the large donation, Dr. Aliabadi, posted a picture of one of the bottles to her IG stories with the caption that says:

“We just received 5,000 bottles of hand sanitizers by Kylie Skin.”

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