Project Thrive

Help Us Reach 5k In Donations 🌺 Developing the DfG Kit has been a labor of love. We've gone through 27 iterations, incorporating feedback from thousands of women and girls around the globe in the design process.

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10 legitimate reasons for girls to not do their school work There are some pretty good, legitimate reasons for not doing your school work in certain parts of the world. Take a look at some of the reasons why girls in sub-Saharan Africa aren’t keeping up in school.

Please donate to Days for Girls this month. Just $10 is a vote to make them a Nike Girl Effect champion which will create HUGE awareness, momentum, support and funding of $25,000+ So your donation is a FORCE for good.

Guess who's birthday? DfG is celebrating our fourth! And we have a world-sized birthday wish. Find out more on our website or go straight to our gift registry... and help champion with us for girls

Here's the link: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/empower-girls-in-africa-to-stay-safe-and-stay-in-school/

Okay, the candles are all lit now and everyone at Days for Girls has burst into song. The rest is up to you.

PS Visit www.DaysforGirls.org to learn more about our organization, voter champion board, and tools to help spread the word about us and the important Nike Girl Effect Challenge.

Our Days for Girls washable feminine kits arrived at Thuthuka Centre, Zimbabwe yesterday. Bianca at the Centre said the girls sang out loud and danced. Linda's husband (who delivered them) was there to witness all this and said "l didn't know that pads could bring so much joy to a girl's life". Linda reports, "I was so much touched and l am very grateful to all the superb volunteers for Days." Photos soon!

How do you help a community support the orphans in their community? By helping orphans programs become more self-sustaining. Here is one way that generous Project Thrive donors made possible: Agricultural fish ponds at work. The fish will be harvested to feed the children and the remainder of fish sold to help the community pay teachers for them.

News from the Kisii Campus: The gardens are growing and the clinic is now open three days a week, thanks to a nurse there who is serving the community. More news soon!