$15/Month Impacts 1 Girl Each Month
$15 covers all the menstrual supplies a girl needs to confidently manage her period for up to 3 years. Invest in Days for Girls’ core to reach one more girl every month.
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$30/Month Supports 2 Girls Each Month
$30 covers all the menstrual supplies 2 girls need to confidently manage their period for up to 3 years. Invest in Days for Girls’ core to reach 2 more girls every month.
$60/Month Reaches 4 Classrooms A Year
$60 covers all the menstrual supplies 4 girls need to confidently manage their period for up to 3 years. Invest in Days for Girls’ core for a year and reach a total of 4 classrooms in 12 months.
Welcome to The Daysie Movement.
What if your monthly gift could transform a future—not once, but again and again? When you become a Daysie, that’s exactly what happens. The Daysie Movement is our monthly giving community, rooted in the belief that consistent action grows unstoppable change.
By giving monthly, you are investing in the core of Days for Girls. Your gift provides girls with essential menstrual kits, health education, and ongoing support, giving them the confidence to stay in school and thrive. A monthly gift impacts one girl, transforms an entire classroom, and sparks change across a whole community.
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Give Monthly“I support DfG through my work with the Pittsburgh Chapter and as a monthly donor to DfGI because together we are changing the world through menstrual health advocacy, education, and washable solutions locally and globally one girl and her community at a time.”– Karie Charlton
“I support DfG because it is the right thing to do. I am not a large donor, however I know I can cover the cost of a box of tampons each month. For DfG, my monthly donation covers the cost of a kit instead. One more girl (12 per year) who can continue their education, keep a job and make the world a better place every month. The longer I give, the more girls have a chance to succeed. Twelve this year, 24 after two years, 36 after three years of support, etc.”–Joy Katzenberg