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to provide girls in rural India with access to
menstrual health products. Make a donation
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Get a BLOODY FABULOUS sweater from Lingua Franca

$100 from every sweater purchase supports our Asani Sanitary Napkin Program which creates awareness, production and access for menstrual health. Together, we can shift the stigma around menstruation so that a period never holds back anyone from school, work, or a life well-lived.
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209 Burlington Rd, Suite 217
Bedford, MA 01730

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(781) 270-3655

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    Desai Foundation
    We love seeing the women in our #beautician Skills Training Course, which is held in partnership with IIT Gandhinagar learn and grow! How would you have them use their skills on you?#vocationaltraining #beautyskills #cosmetology ... See MoreSee Less
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    3 months ago

    Desai Foundation
    We are so excited to announce that this year’s Lotus Festival will be held on September 30th at the Collings Foundation Heritage Museum! Last year we were so lucky to have Avanti Nagral and Nina Davuluri! Stay tuned for more to come about this year’s event. There are limited tickets available, visit lotus2023.givesmart.com to reserve your spot today!#events #celebration #philanthropy #lotusfestival ... See MoreSee Less
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    3 months ago

    Desai Foundation
    Since opening in January, our 16 distribution ambassadors and 11 machine operators at our new Lucknow production unit have produced and distributed over 43K sanitary napkins! We are so happy to see this new unit’s big success!🔗 Please consider making a tax deductible donation to our Asani Sanitary Napkin program! Visit www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GX26877HW62UU to make a contribution. Thank you!#mhm #menstrualhygiene #sanitarynapkin #menstrualequity ... See MoreSee Less
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    3 months ago

    Desai Foundation
    Candle & Diya Making is one of the many vocational programs we offer to the women we serve! Visit our website to learn more about or vocational training: www.thedesaifoundation.org#skillstraining #vocationaltraining #candlemaking #diya ... See MoreSee Less
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    3 months ago

    Desai Foundation
    The myths and taboos many Indian women face today regarding their period didn’t originally come from a place of harm. When people had to work harder in the past, women’s lack of participation in the community was not intended to ostracize them but give them an opportunity to rest from their duties. Over time and due to the influence of colonization and patriarchal ideas, these ideas started to become harmful to the women they were meant to protect. Would you like to know more about this topic? Let us know in the comments below!#asani #menstrualequity #sanitarynapkin #clintonglobalinitiative #menstrualpad #menstruation ... See MoreSee Less
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