Break the Outbreak IN Los Angeles
Meet The Team
We are a group of High School Students from LA, California that has joined this organization. We started a Break The Outbreak chapter in LA which aims to create face masks and face shields for donation towards local businesses, restaurants, seniors, hospitals, care facilities, and grocery stores. The purpose of our project is to assist the public in staying safe and healthy during these unprecedented times.
Bea Culligan
Director and Production Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi! I am Bea Culligan and I am a rising junior at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, California. I am so excited to be working to assist my community in this difficult time. Quarantine is not easy for anyone, but hopefully through my service for BTO I can make it a little easier for those around me and help everyone get through this pandemic.
Jane Lichtman
Director and Financial Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi! I’m Jane, I’m a rising junior at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, and I couldn’t be more excited to be a member of Southern California’s first Break the Outbreak chapter. I love all of our city’s local businesses and it’s wonderful to know that I’m helping them through the COVID-19 crisis!
Felicity Park
Director and Social Media Officer – Los Angeles
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I’m a rising senior in Los Angeles county and I’m super excited to bring Break the Outbreak to Southern California! Through this project, I hope to take advantage of all the extra time indoors that quarantine has created to help my community!
Grace Lorey
Communications Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi there! My name is Grace Lorey and I am a High school junior from Los Angeles, CA. COVID-19 has impacted our community in many ways, both good and bad and I am thrilled to work as the head of communications for this cause. I’m eager to help out our local business and make a difference!
Marshall Cobb
Assistant Communications Officer – Los Angeles
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Hey there, my name is Marshall Cobb, I am a rising junior at Loyola High School. I’ve seen the damaging effects of COVID-19 on communities all around Los Angeles county, I am very excited to help businesses get back on track in a safe and healthy manner!
Samara Holloway
Assistant Social Media Officer – Los Angeles
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When I was asked to be apart of this operation I was thrilled! I like to stay busy and active so when quarantine began, I wanted to find a way to give back to my community and be apart of something bigger (that will impact those in need). It is so inspiring to see people my own age united under the goal of contributing and making this world a better place to live.
Ava Robledo
Assistant Production Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi my name is Ava Robledo and I am a junior at Immaculate Heart High School. I am so excited to be a part of this organization because I love giving back to my community, especially in times like this. I hope to bring some positivity and support through this project in any way possible. I have been making and donating masks and will continue to help in this way!
Lexi Tooley
Assistant Social Media Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi! I’m Lexi and I’m a junior at the Archer School for Girls. Although it is easy to focus on all of the negative that COVID-19 has caused, I want there to be some sense of easily visible, positive change and I think this organization is an excellent resource for just that. I look forward to helping out and giving back to my community!
Stella Holt
Graphics Design Officer – Los Angeles
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Hi my name is Stella and I am a junior at Immaculate Heart. My neighborhood is filled with so many healthcare and essential workers so I’ve seen a lot of the damage Covid-19 has caused. I want to do my part to help out and both educate people and create protection from the virus.
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*Breaktheoutbreak.org is also a centralized platform for people or institutions to ask for help, and for people who have supplies to show that they want to donate. Additionally, it is a location for people to show that they have contributed to society.*