Period Project

📢 Exciting News from The Period Project! We are thrilled to introduce our new Executive Director, Pamela B. Askew! 🎉 Pamela brings over 20 years of experience in operations, finance, and event management, most recently serving as Operations Manager for the ACLU of South Carolina. Her extensive background in nonprofit leadership, including roles at the United Way of Greenville County and Jack and Jill of America, Inc., makes her a perfect fit for guiding our mission forward. Pamela's commitment to community service is evident through her involvement in numerous organizations such as Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. We are confident that her leadership will continue to drive positive change for menstrual equity in South Carolina. As we welcome Pamela, we also want to express our heartfelt gratitude to Karen Dudley-Culbreath, who has moved on to a new opportunity in Arkansas. Karen's dedication and passion have left a lasting impact on our organization. Join us in welcoming Pamela to the team! 🌟 #NewLeadership #MenstrualEquity #ThePeriodProject

To celebrate the end of Black Philanthropy Month, our new Executive Director, Pamela Askew, would love for you to donate to our Midlands Gives campaign. Midlands Gives donations allow us to expand coverage to libraries and relief organizations in Calhoun, Clarendon, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lee, Lexington, Newberry, Orangeburg, Richland, Saluda and Sumter counties. Link to donate here: https://lnkd.in/gzc3duCs 📢 Exciting News from The Period Project! We are thrilled to introduce our new Executive Director, Pamela B. Askew! 🎉 Pamela brings over 20 years of experience in operations, finance, and event management, most recently serving as Operations Manager for the ACLU of South Carolina. Her extensive background in nonprofit leadership, including roles at the United Way of Greenville County and Jack and Jill of America, Inc., makes her a perfect fit for guiding our mission forward. Pamela's commitment to community service is evident through her involvement in numerous organizations such as Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. We are confident that her leadership will continue to drive positive change for menstrual equity in South Carolina. As we welcome Pamela, we also want to express our heartfelt gratitude to Karen Dudley-Culbreath, who has moved on to a new opportunity in Arkansas. Karen's dedication and passion have left a lasting impact on our organization. Join us in welcoming Pamela to the team! 🌟 #NewLeadership #MenstrualEquity #ThePeriodProject

Happy Women’s Equality Day! The Period Project is founded and run by women who strive to empower other women by advocating for menstrual equity. Want to donate or get involved? Check out www.periodproject.org and connect with us.

Many thanks to the youth of St. Matthew Methodist Church-Greenville for packing 362 period packs over the weekend to benefit folks in need of menstrual health supplies here in the upstate of South Carolina!🫶🩸🫶

Happy National Nonprofit Day! We are grateful to volunteers, including Mt. Zion Church for coming in and creating over 1,000 period packs this week! Want to help? Check out options at www.periodproject.org

Grateful to our newest volunteer for delivering packs to Anderson, Seneca and Walhalla today. ♥️ Would you like to volunteer in the upstate? See flyers details for additional information.🩸 If you are located elsewhere in SC or our other coverage areas and want to help, check out our website for additional info: www.periodproject.org.🩸

Want to make an impact in the Midlands? Donate here: https://lnkd.in/gzc3duCs Your donations help us and our distribution partners, such as Absolute Total Care (pictured here) distribute period supplies to schools and support agencies in: • Calhoun • Clarendon • Fairfield • Kershaw • Lee • Lexington • Newberry • Orangeburg • Richland • Saluda • Sumter

Our HQ in Greenville is in need of volunteers. Sign up to take inventory, create packs or make deliveries in the Greenville area by emailing execdir@periodproject.org.🩸

Did you catch the recent Wall Street Journal article on rising prices of menstrual health supplies? Many people with periods are feeling the pinch, having to stretch already tight budgets, or having to go without. 💸 At The Period Project, we're dedicated to making a difference. We partner with public schools, shelters, libraries, food pantries, and relief organizations across SC, NC, GA, TX, and MD to provide FREE period supplies. 🩸💪 Want to join us in supporting menstrual equity? Whether you can donate or volunteer, every little bit helps! Visit www.periodproject.org to learn more and get involved. Together, we can ensure everyone has access to the essentials they need. Article linked here: https://lnkd.in/ebJnjT-J 🌟 #PeriodProject #MenstrualEquity #EndPeriodPoverty

Can’t pass up a good deal!🩸 Grateful when opportunities present themselves to purchase supplies at a steep discount. Doing so allows us to be good stewards of donor dollars and expand our impact. Thank you to our donors and volunteers who make it all happen on a daily basis. Want to help? Donate here: https://lnkd.in/enTcXZHN