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The Girl Flo Project – Foundation for Leon County Schools Connecting The Community To The Classroom Facebook page opens in new window YouTube page opens in new window Linkedin page opens in new window Instagram page opens in new window Innovative Teacher Grants New Worlds Reading Initiative The Girl Flo Project seeks to promote period equity and make menstrual products more accessible to Leon County Schools students. Created by James S.
Rickards High School student Amaya Waymon Collection of donated menstrual products, or a donation of money by community members that will go towards the purchasing of menstrual products for girls in need. These products are for students to take home and who may not have reliable, consistent access to them due to financial circumstances or other hardships.
According to a national study by the National Education Association, one in five teens said they have struggled to afford period products, or haven’t been able to purchase them at all. As a consequence, 84% say they’ve missed school or know someone else who has.
Collection of monetary donations from community members and business sponsors to purchase menstrual product dispensers, menstrual products for the dispensers, and waste receptacles and bags for bathroom stalls. The dispensers allow students to receive products in school bathrooms, or other designated areas free of charge. Currently, All Leon County Schools Middle and High Schools have a minimum of one dispenser on campus.
Additional dispensers will be purchased if there is a need. We’d like to thank our generous sponsors for their donations that allowed us to purchase 40 dispensers, waste receptacles, and bags!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations can contribute through monetary donations or product drives. The program directly benefits students in Leon County Schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Girl Flo Project is funded by Foundation for Leon County Schools. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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