Digital entrepreneur Chiara Ferragni and her husband, musician Fedez, are doing their part to fight the coronavirus crisis.
On Monday, the couple, through a personal donation of 100,000 euros, helped support a fund-raiser aimed at creating new hospital beds in the intensive care area of Milan’s San Raffaele hospital.
The project, accessible at gofundme.com/f/coronavirus-terapia-intesiva, was developed in collaboration with Professor Alberto Zangrillo, head of the Milanese hospital’s cardiovascular and general intensive care department. Through the link, anyone can donate, starting from five euros. Chiara Ferragni posted a video on Sunday where she asked to not minimize the coronavirus problem. Courtesy Photo
As of Sunday, in the Milan area, more than 2,200 people have been hospitalized because of the COVID-19 infection and additional 400 people are currently in intensive care.
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