TULSA, Okla. — A local nonprofit is helping more than 55,000 girls across Tulsa County by providing period supplies at school.
One in every four girls in the United States miss school due to not having the necessary period products. The Tulsa Period Pantry said they want schools, programs, and young girls to know they don’t have to suffer because there are resources available.
“National Period Poverty Awareness Week is really important to our organization because a lot of people don’t even know that it’s an issue,” said Cassie Celestain, Executive Director and Founder of the Tulsa Period Pantry…