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<div>Access 4 All: Pads Positivity is all about making sanitary products accessible to EVERYONE!
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<div>Imagine being in public and getting your period unexpectedly, but having nowhere to get the products you need. It's time to break the taboo and make menstruation a normal part of life.
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<div>I started "Access 4 All: Pads Positivity" after a life-changing moment mentoring at an after-school program. A brave girl shared her story of being bullied for soiling herself due to lack of menstrual products. Her words stuck with me, and I knew I had to act. My initiative aims to make sanitary products accessible, promoting period positivity and ensuring everyone has access to safe and reliable products, regardless of their background or location. Beginning with public schools in low income neighborhoods in Chicago, the funds raised will be used to set up free cabinets in the school’s bathroom. The cabinets will be stocked up monthly with sanitary products so anyone who needs them can access whenever.  
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Access 4 All:Pads Positivity

<p>I’m Kerry Koranteng . My favorite quote is; “Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?' ”- Martin Luther King. This quote motivates me to serve. <br />I visited Ghana with my family three years ago and was heartbroken when  I saw children walking barefoot  most of the time because their parents or caregivers couldn't afford a pair of shoes. I learned this is an issue in most of the villages in Ghana. Imagine having to do all your errands without shoes on. This is some child’s life. These kids are exposed to so many diseases by walking in the dirt. Malaria, parasites, and worms are more prevalent among those who do not wear shoes, and the consequences can be fatal. <br />Some of us may take a pair of shoes for granted, but for these kids, shoes can make all the difference.   Because of this, I’ve started a shoe drive called;  “#I’m A Shoe Fairy” and raised 948 shoes so far. 
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<p>Shipping the shoes to Ghana and transporting <br />them to where needed is very expensive, that’s why I need your help. Please help me bring som smiles to these children in need.
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Shoes for children walking barefoot daily in Ghana