Your Sister’s Closet & Project Period
Your Sister’s Closet & Project Period
No one should miss work or school because they don’t have the clothes, shoes and personal hygiene supplies they need.
Here are some ways you can help.
**Donate your new or gently used work-ready clothing to Your Sister’s Closet (please call for updates) or Volunteer with us.
Your Sister’s Closet provides workplace-ready clothing, shoes, and accessories to job seekers – for free.
YWCA Frances McClelland Leadership Center
525 N. Bonita Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85745
520-884-7810
Donations accepted:
Monday-Thursday 8:30am-5pm
Friday 8:30am-3pm
VOLUNTEERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME!!
Volunteer applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Email info@ywcatucson.org or call 520-884-7810 for more information.
Donate new pads, tampons and/or reusable menstrual cups to Project Period.
Project Period is an ongoing drive to collect tampons, sanitary pads and reusable menstrual cups for distribution to women, girls, and transgender people in need – and an advocacy effort to end the stigma and mystery surrounding menstruations and women’s bodies with the ultimate goal being to change local, state and federal policies in order to make these products more affordable and accessible to all who need them.
For information about planning your own Project Period drive or volunteer opportunities, please contact info@ywcatucson.org or call 520-884-7810.
Dowloadabe guide: Project Period Drive Tool Kit (2)
Permanent Collection Sites (where you can drop off menstrual supplies):
YWCA Frances McClelland Community Center
525 N. Bonita Avenue, Tucson AZ 85745
Products are distributed through Your Sister’s Closet and through partner agencies across Tucson.
Picture credit – The Tucson Weekly
Make a cash donation to support Your Sister’s Closet & Project Period.
These programs are fueled by dozens of volunteers and by the donations of generous people throughout our community. But there are other needs the programs have to keep going. Cash donations help us purchase program supplies and infrequently donated items, and help fund the infrastructure that supports these important programs.