2 Connecticut businessmen donate 62,000 bottles of sanitizer to medical centers
Two Connecticut businessmen donated thousands of bottles of sanitizer to medical centers across western Connecticut.
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Apr 13, 2020, 2:34 AM
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Two Connecticut businessmen donated thousands of bottles of sanitizer to medical centers across western Connecticut.
CEO Larry Wexler, of Turning Point Brands, and senior director Lorenzo De Plano, of Nu-X Ventures, donated 62,000 bottles of sanitizer to hundreds of clinics, nursing homes and hospitals, including Stamford Hospital and Bridgeport Hospital.
The California-based operation is working with Justin Galloway and Sara Herbert Galloway, of Greenwich, to ramp up donations.
CEO Larry Wexler, of Turning Point Brands, and senior director Lorenzo De Plano, of Nu-X Ventures, donated 62,000 bottles of sanitizer to hundreds of clinics, nursing homes and hospitals, including Stamford Hospital and Bridgeport Hospital.
The California-based operation is working with Justin Galloway and Sara Herbert Galloway, of Greenwich, to ramp up donations.
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