Our club officers, Ishika, Clementine, and Aminah made an appearance on the Tuesday Carmel High School video bulletin to talk about #TamponTuesday.

Check it out here at 1:58.

 

The WE Day application is available now! The application is ONLY for This Club Saves Lives. Please make a copy, fill it out online, and then get the appropriate signatures. Application is due January 31. We do not know how many students we can take at this point but priority will be given to seniors and those most involved in the club.

 

Menstrual products are the most needed and least donated items in homeless and women’s shelters. Students can donate extra tampons and pads in classrooms on campus or you can purchase from our Amazon wishlist. We will be making a monthly donation to local shelters with our collection.

Amazon wishlist: http://a.co/i4N9ANU

Check out the weekly facts in the Carmel High School video bulletin and on our Instagram and Twitter accounts.

 

 

This semester we:

• Raised $3,000 for Thirst Project
• Filled 47 backpacks with school supplies for elementary students in Salinas
• Collected over 5,000 tampons and pads
• Decorated over 250 farmers market bags
• Donated 1,500 socks for Skate for Change
• Made 12 blankets for foster kids
• Collected 100 purses for Princess and the Purse

This is your last chance to buy a Raffle Ticket. Grand prize is a trip to the Super Bowl but there are other AMAZING prizes. But most importantly your money from purchasing a ticket will go to This Club Saves Lives to help the club do very impactful service locally and globally. Please consider buying a ticket. Thanks!

On Saturday a group of senior girls donated over 4,000 tampons and pads to Community Solutions in Gilroy. Community Solutions provides support for domestic violence victims, foster children, human trafficking victims, and more. #tampontuesday

We are hosting a youth service summit for Monterey County students on Wednesday, February 20, 2019. Sign up here: Youth Service Summit 

Our first delivery of tampons and pads to a domestic violence shelter in Marina.

 

 

Menstrual products are the most needed and least donated items in homeless and women’s shelters. Students can donate extra tampons and pads in classrooms on campus or you can purchase from our Amazon wishlist. We will be making a monthly donation to local shelters with our collection.

Amazon wishlist: http://a.co/i4N9ANU