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    Heroes On The Loose

    Days For Girls Heroes:

    500 Kits in Three Weeks? No way. Yes!

    The Swan Foundation, Women of Faith of the Lynden Baptist Church (thank you Betty and Super Friends!), and the LDS Relief Society all sewed until they had blisters. Many people donated funding and voila’ 500 kits in three weeks = Hundreds of happy young women.

    See for yourself! THANK YOU!

    1000 Kits in Just Three Months!:

    • The Bellingham Stake Women’s Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are sewing 1000 KITS for orphanages worldwide.
    • Lynden Middle School Home Education Club Tackles Kits: These talents students and their dedicated instructor are taking on as many kits as they can by summer’s end. Good luck!
    • Jill Clay and her daughter Bryana are taking on Days For Girls Kits. They also participated in the recent 500 Kits challenge and provided fabric so that teachers at the Academy we delivered the kits to could set up a sewing trade calls, make more for incoming students, and replace worn ones.

    Just a few of many remarkable people making a huge difference with Days For Girls.

    THANK YOU!

    Days for Girls

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    Days for Girls is an award-winning global NGO bringing menstrual health, dignity and opportunity to 3+ million girls (and counting!) worldwide.

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