Mary Anne Wiley ’22 and Paul Wiley ’20, along with brother Matthew, started making face shields after their parents fell ill with COVID-19. As they safely recovered, the siblings started making face shields to donate. Several dozen face shields were sent to their local hospital in Concord. The Holy Cross students explored entrepreneurship through HC Launch, the student run incubator through the Ciocca Center for Business, Ethics, and Society. Back on campus Mary Anne & Paul Wiley started Wilox, a company creating what they call a long-lasting hand sanitizer due out in a few weeks. We are excited to learn more about this development!
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HC student entrepreneurs doing their part to help fight the coronavirus pandemic
