Partners for Change will recognize supporters of its Pink Link Project during a drop-in donation event Friday, Oct. 9, from 8-10:30 a.m. at Unataza Coffee, located at 603 Sixth Ave. in Dayton.
The Pink Link Project provides free period products to students in partnering school districts. Since 2020, the program has placed stocked Pink Totes in school bathrooms, locker rooms and family resource centers so students can get the supplies they need.
“Something as basic as having period products should never stand between a student and a full day at school,” said Stacie Strotman, president and CEO of Partners for Change.
“Pink Link works because people in our community keep showing up for students. This gathering is a chance to thank those supporters, share what students need now and invite more neighbors to be part of the effort.”
Guests can stop by for coffee or tea provided by Partners for Change, bring a donation of period products or learn about items on the project’s Amazon wish list. Additional refreshments will be available for purchase. There is no formal program, and guests may come and go throughout the morning.
Free parking is available in the public lot across the street.
More information about the project is available at partnersforchange.org/pink-link-project.
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