Menstrual hygiene products are necessities for females but are not available in many schools, shelters, and emerging communities to women and girls in need. Period Project Atlanta not only provides menstrual hygiene products to those in need they also educate communities on the global problem of lack of access to menstrual hygiene.

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Each Sunday Morning, Pebble Tossers members serve breakfast to community members in need and experiencing homelessness. The minimum age to volunteer is 6 and you must be 16 to be without an adult.

Furnish with Love transforms empty housing into uplifting homes for families coming out of homelessness. They professionally design and fully furnish nourishing, beautiful, and functional spaces that allow families to focus on each other and their futures.

Volunteers paint and move furniture, sort donations, and/or pack household items for a project.

Fleece blankets are used by many different nonprofits for babies, foster children, children in the hospital, those experiencing homelessness, shelter pets, and more. Providing a warm blanket can ease many difficult situations.

Since this is a virtual project, it can be completed on your schedule and not only on the registration date. Instructions on how to make the blankets can be found here.