Razer may be best known for their PC gaming peripherals, but now they’re going to be contributing to the fight against the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic. Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan announced on Twitter earlier today that the company is currently producing surgical masks and plans to donate up to a million of them.

On his personal Twitter account, Tan said that he hasn’t been sleeping for the past several days in order to shift their existing manufacturing lines into producing surgical masks due to the shortage of such masks worldwide.

We intend to donate up to 1M masks to the health authorities of different countries globally. For starters, we’ve been in touch with the authorities in Singapore (where the @Razer SEA HQ is based) to donate some of the initial shipments to assist their fight against COVID-19.

— Min-Liang Tan (@minliangtan) March 19, 2020

The company plans to donate up to one million of these surgical masks to different countries in the world, including Singapore (where the Razer SEA HQ is based). Regional Razer offices from other nations will also be working with their respective governments and health authorities.

Tan ends his announcement by asking people who want to help to reach out to Razer via social media.

If you’d like to get involved with our fight against the virus, please follow the @Razer social media channels. If you’re a corporate or an individual who just wants to help– do reach out to us. We need all the help we can. #razerforlife #covid_19 #forgamersbygamers #razermask

— Min-Liang Tan (@minliangtan) March 19, 2020

It’s certainly gracious of Tan and Razer to play a part in fighting against the Coronavirus by using their own resources. This example is one that should be followed and emulated by other organizations/corporations, no matter what industry they’re from. Kudos to Tan and Razer for their effort.