Sean Penn's nonprofit team plans to run three of Los Angeles' six testing sites.
Penn, 59, and his team at CORE are partnering with the city of Los Angeles to take over the drive-through test sites so the first responders currently working them can get back on the front lines.
CORE's team plans to run three of of Los Angeles' six testing sites by the end of the week. Their staff and volunteers, including Penn's two kids, are in the so-called “hot zone,” helping to administer self-swab tests. CORE staff is sharing everything they have learned in terms of testing protocol and costs of equipment to encourage other organizations to get involved.
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