Nadene Lomu, the widow of rugby legend Jonah Lomu, has donated 500 medical-grade face masks to Kiwi kids with kidney diseases.
One of the all-time great players to don the black jersey, Lomu died of a heart attack in November 2015 after a long battle with kidney failure.
Through her businesses, Nadene Lomu Cosmetics, Lomu's widow gifted the masks to Kidney Kids, a not-for-profit kidney disease charity for children.
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The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic prompted Nadene to step forward and help families who were impacted by kidney diseases.