Faith Wellman was among the volunteers who gathered to sew reusable feminine hygiene kits at Methodist Fellowship Hall in Boulder Nov. 8. They were participating in “Days for Girls,” an effort to improve feminine hygiene for women and girls worldwide.
Faith Wellman was among the volunteers who gathered to sew reusable feminine hygiene kits at Methodist Fellowship Hall in Boulder Nov. 8. They were participating in “Days for Girls,” an effort to improve feminine hygiene for women and girls worldwide.
Nancy Alley was one of the stops on the assembly line of sewing machines during “Days for Girls,” an effort to improve feminine hygiene for women and girls worldwide, in Boulder Nov. 8.
Marilyn Craft folds items for inclusion in reusable feminine hygiene kits during “Days for Girls,” an effort to improve feminine hygiene for women and girls worldwide, in Boulder Nov. 8.
Almost a dozen volunteers gathered at Methodist Fellowship Hall in Boulder Nov. 8 to sew for “Days for Girls,” an effort to improve feminine hygiene for women and girls worldwide.
From 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. that Friday, the volunteer crew assembled kits including washable, reusable sanitary supplies for those with no reliable access to the items.
Organizer Marilyn Craft said it was the fourth time they’ve gathered to work on the kits.
Learn more about the the reusable kits, which can last for two to three years, at www.daysforgirls.org.
