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.
Check out Clementine and Leigh talking about period poverty, tampon Tuesday, and using Digital4Good on the 100th episode of the Character Strong podcast.
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.
Clementine was featured in The Renewal Project. Read the article here.
Clementine and Leigh talked about tampons with the guys on Pub Talk on KRML.
Describe the impact: Awareness. It is amazing how much awareness this has brought to Carmel High School, the community, and those connected online. We had no idea there were already so many organizations focused on collecting menstrual projects. They have given us inspiration and ideas but we have also used social media to share this issue with others. We talk to everyone about the need for menstrual products. We want to break the stigma that there should be shame about getting your period. Having the boxes in classrooms has become a conversation starter and created a safe place for these conversations.
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