Richmond back-to-school drive brings free period products to Kentucky students

Lead source FOX 56 (WDKY) · Wed, Jul 29, 10:47 AM · Covered by 1 source

Organizers said the goal was simple: ensure students can access menstrual products immediately, free of charge and without embarrassment. Read the full report at FOX 56 (WDKY)

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Richmond back-to-school drive brings free period products to Kentucky studentsFOX 56 (WDKY) · Wed, Jul 29, 10:47 AMLead

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