COVID-19 vaccines were made to save
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Made to Save was a national grassroots effort to ensure those hit hardest by the pandemic—communities of color—had access to the COVID-19 vaccines and accurate, timely information.

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They were Made to Save

From hugs from our grandparents to afternoons with friends, time with family to services at churches, temples and mosques—the COVID-19 vaccines were made to save the moments we cherish most.

The vaccines are extremely effective in preventing death, serious illness, and hospitalization from COVID-19, which has disproportionately impacted communities of color.

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The progress that we’ve seen over the past year makes clear the need to ground every effort to combat COVID-19 and other public health challenges in equity and the voices of our communities moving forward. —Made to Save's Impact Report
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