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Come pack period packs with us this Halloween season and help us answer one very important question: how do you not ghost period poverty? Expect food, giveaways, and a room full of people who show up for the cause. Meet us at Dreamers and Make Believers Book Store in Baltimore. RSVP to save your spot for this Halloween-season pack night.

Our Clothing and Shoe Drive runs all month long, from November 1 through November 30. We're collecting good-condition shoes and gently worn clothing to turn into period, pregnancy, and post-partum products for victim communities across Central Maryland. Every bag you drop off keeps textiles out of landfills and helps fund more pantries.

Our second all-hands call is a Google Meet call for all members. Come with questions! Invitation to follow after you RSVP.

We will be going over establishing chapters, assigning volunteer tasks, plotting out our next pantry expansion, and discussing grants and fundraising.

Catching up with The Student Ambassadors

Google Meet link to follow.

Come celebrate the launch of The Period Pantry’s Howard County Chapter and pack period products with us. This community kickoff is a chance to meet local volunteers, learn how to get involved, and help prepare supplies for our neighbors. More details are coming soon.

Donation Day is our big November drop-off for clothing, shoes, housewares, baby clothing, and linens. Bring your donations to 8375 Country Life Rd in Pasadena, or to the Mountain Rd Library or Riviera Beach Library drop-off points. Email leanne@theperiodpantry.com to organize a drop off and we'll sort a time with you.

The Period Pantry will be collecting gently used shoes and clothing for those in shelters. We'll be working with FUNDrive. Bring clothing or shoes to help keep textiles out of landfills—donations are welcome at the event.

Spend a welcoming day connecting around neurodiversity, health, wellness, family advocacy, community resources, and expert conversation. The flyer describes it as a free community event, and all are welcome. The Period Pantry's contribution centers on practical preparation for managing a period while navigating neurodiversity—making products, routines, and planning feel more accessible and less overwhelming.

Volunteers will come together for a Period Pantry pack day. Lunch included.

Learn how to get free binders, binder tape, and mastectomy bras using insurance coverage you may already have. Join Leanne Listman, FPQP®, for an educational conversation about gender-affirming care and health insurance.

Hosted by The Period Pantry. Details and access information will be shared with registrants.

Join The Period Pantry at Oakwood Elementary School’s Holiday Market. Stop by for free emergency period kits and hygiene products, plus raffles, prizes, crafts, freebies, snacks, and period poverty advocacy. Vendors and community members are welcome to connect with the chapter and learn more.

Original vendor invitation available below.

The Period Pantry's Youth Feminist League is an empowering, youth-led initiative dedicated to dismantling period poverty and driving menstrual equity through grassroots activism and education. By equipping the next generation with leadership skills and inclusive platforms, the League transforms passion into action while breaking down long-standing menstrual health stigmas. Through donation drives and advocacy, these young changemakers ensure essential products are accessible to all while fostering a compassionate coalition of future leaders.

Find your place in the movement through volunteering, The Young Feminist League, Student Ambassadors, or Chapter and State leadership.