'Take One For Humanity': Hillsdale Mom Will Run Errands For Elderly, Immunocompromised

Rama Ginde said she felt helpless when she saw the number of elderly people left to fend for themselves on a recent trip to a Hillsdale supermarket.

Rama Ginde, a chef and mother of three from Hillsdale, is stepping up to help the elderly and immunocompromised in the midst of growing COVID-19 concerns.
Photo Credit: *Rama Ginde via Facebook*

Valerie Musson

03/15/2020 2:39 p.m.

The chef and mom of three took matters into her own hands, and drafted a Facebook post amid growing COVID-19 fears that she'd run errands for Bergen County seniors and immunocompromised.

"This is a time when you really can’t think about yourself," said Ginde, who owns WannaBee Chef. "You've gotta take one for the team -- take one for humanity."

The post may have lit the spark for several of Ginde's friends and family members, who she says are ready on standby to offer a helping hand as well.

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“I really do hope that the elderly and the immunocompromised take it seriously and don’t go out and about, because there are people here to help,” Ginde said.

"And I really, really hope they do reach out, and I don’t want people to be embarrassed or feel like they’re being judged, either."

Anyone in need can contact Ginde via email or on Facebook.

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