Days for Girls International Partners with Dayspring Pens

    Days for Girls is proud to partner with Dayspring Pens through a donation of 50 engraved, luxury pens. Each of the engraved pens donated features the Days for Girls logo.

    “We are grateful to Dayspring Pens for their generous contribution towards our critical work to bring menstrual equity to women and girls around the world,” said Jessica Williams, Chief Development & Communications Officer at Days for Girls.

    “It is an honor to be able to donate to an organization that works so diligently to serve women and girls globally through menstrual care and education. We hope that our donation of pens can show the respect and appreciation we hold for those who are vital to Girls for Days’ work,” said Garrett Winn, Digital Strategist at Dayspring Pens. “It is our great wish that the pens will do some good to help their incredible charity as they work to meet the needs of menstruators worldwide and advocate for global policy that harms gender equality and human dignity.”

    Located in Virginia Beach, Dayspring Pens specializes in crafting one of a kind, luxury gift pens made unique with custom engraving.

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