Heels Together

We are capping off the week with some PinkDot deliveries to several of our non-profit partners. We love being able to support these organizations and especially help the women and girls they serve. A special thanks to our volunteer delivery teams too. Elizabethtown Police Department, Lincoln Trail District Health Department, Warm Blessings Community Kitchen, St Vincent de Paul Outreach-Elizabethtown, Glen Dale Center, Family Scholar House, Radcliff Boys and Girls Club, Hardin County Cooperative Extension Service

More PinkDot News - Businesses or organizations that aren’t public-facing can still help end period poverty.
Did you know you can host a staff-only PinkDot drive?
That’s what our friends at Silverleaf did. These incredible community servants who already do so much just keep giving. Thank you Silverleaf!

Some “Thank You’s” are in order for some wonderful PinkDot community partners. Shout out to WesBanco for their successful PinkDot Drive! Thank you to Hardin County Democratic Women's Club for filling the bin at Colvin Community Center. And thanks for the continued support from The Gathering Bakery in Radcliff. Ms. Deb put out a call to fill the bakery’s bin and within 48 hours it was overflowing with donated period products. ❤️
Our volunteers will assemble bags of these donated products and deliver them to local non-profits that serve women and girls.

Look at these wonderful ladies from the Christian Church, Elizabethtown Kentucky Lunch Bunch. They are hosting a PinkDot bin and are already filling it up.
Thank you, ladies! We appreciate your helping to end period poverty in Hardin County.

Next week is National Period Poverty Awareness Week and our friends at WesBanco are stepping up to collect donations at each of their Hardin County branches now through June 10. So when you stop into bank with them, be sure bring some period products too.
Thank you WesBanco for supporting the PinkDot Project and helping to end period poverty in Hardin County.