Huffington Post Features Celeste’s “9 Simple Ways To…”

Days for Girls founder Celeste Mergens wrote a piece for Huffington Post’s 10 year anniversary, helping them look ahead to the next 10 years of global change. The Huff Post’s Next 10 Challenge looks forward into the future, highlighting “causes where we believe meaningful strides can be made in the coming decade.”

We’re celebrating DfG’s place on the list of honored organizations, all of whom are paving the way for positive change around the globe!

Read Celeste’s post here: “9 Simple Ways Sustainable Feminine Hygiene Solutions Shift the World.”

We’re thankful for the part you’ve played in serving women and girls all over the world. Are our platform grows, we never forget the individuals who make it all happen each and every day.

Be sure to check out Celeste’s article and see how YOU are helping to shift the world and make it a better place for women and girls everywhere!

Check it out here: “9 Simple Ways Sustainable Feminine Hygiene Solutions Shift the World.”


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