At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic crisis has hit its peak, and New York City suffers as an epicenter, Reginald MacIntyre returns to cast aside the glories of victory to get right back to work for the community who made his dream possible. His equipment shop in Manhattan has been refocusing its production on supplies essential to the community, who may well soon be forced into total lockdown, even beyond a shelter-in-place order. Investments in community testing clinics, ventilator production, disease education materials, and supplies to medical providers at the front of the crisis are the part he can do from his own pocketbook. Though the need for the city is greater than he can solve, he hopes this can inspire others to do the same for their communities, whether they are in the early stages of the outbreak or near the point of the federal government ordering a quarantine. Additional necessary supplies are being purchased for public entities to distribute in light of the possibility NYC will be quarantined by the US government. MacIntyre, too, has had to limit going out so as to not stoke the virus's spread. His time has been occupied with this and more to help keep supplies and morale up in spite of the outlook.