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There’s Still Time To Make An Impact!
Our Hair Care Drive is still underway—and we’re still collecting donations! Hair care is an essential part of hygiene, confidence, and showing up ready to learn. Items like shampoo, conditioner, styling products, brushes, combs, edge control, and products for...
Seeing The Mission In Action
Last week, our Program Manager visited Parkville High School and Carney Elementary School for site visits—and what a special time it was. At Parkville High, their Room of Support received a major glow up this year, more than doubling in size! A class of students...
Our Community Comes Together To Eliminate Period Poverty
We are honored to partner with Dignity Grows, the Chizuk Amuno Sisterhood, and the Associated to continue the community effort to eliminate period poverty. We hope to see you there!
We Are So Grateful For Our Partnership With APGFCU
Thank you APGFCU for joining us to pack 1,000 period product kits to support students across Baltimore County. Your time, energy, and compassion are helping ensure students have access to essential items so they can show up to school with confidence and dignity. We...
Community Partners Make All The difference!
A huge thank you to Cockeysville Grocery Outlet for hosting a non-perishable food, hygiene, and household essentials drive in support of the Student Support Network. We are so grateful for your continued support and partnership. Because of community partners like...
Big Impact From Our Smallest Volunteers!
A huge THANK YOU to the first grade students at West Towson Elementary School for hosting a hygiene product drive and collecting an amazing 698 items for the Student Support Network! These adorable volunteers showed us that you’re never too young to make a...
Stuff The Bus — A Great Success!
A huge thank you to Timonium Elementary School and Ridgely Middle School and their PTAs for hosting and organizing an incredible Stuff the Bus donation drive in support of the Student Support Network! Thanks to your hard work and generosity, we received a busload of...
How To Show Kindness
Our Development Manager visited the fifth graders at Mays Chapel Elementary School for career day, and she asked them one question- How can they show kindness to other students in need or their community overall? They did not disappoint!
Service In Action!
Yesterday, an incredible group of students from Loyola Blakefield rolled up their sleeves and got to work—loading a bus with food, delivering it to our Hub, and helping unload, sort, organize, and shelve non-perishable pantry items. We are so grateful for their...