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Partners for Change envisions a future in which all children realize the promise of their full potential.

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Save the Date for Giving Tuesday: December 3!

Mark your calendars! Giving Tuesday is just around the corner, and we invite you to join us on Tuesday, December 3 for a day of generosity.


Your support on Giving Tuesday empowers us to continue our mission at Partners for Change, eliminating boundaries to success by creating safe and engaging environments for students and families to learn and grow. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference.


Stay tuned for updates on how your contributions on this special day can amplify our mission. Let’s come together to make a lasting impact—one act of kindness at a time!

 
 

Let's transform the world through radical generosity. Join the #GivingTuesday movement and reimagine a world built upon shared humanity and generosity.


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Out-of-school Time Programs Shine Bright for #LightsOnAfterschool in Covington

From pumpkin patch tractor rides, colorful face painting, farm animals, and firetrucks to salsa dancing, delicious cultural dishes, and Day of the Dead artwork, events throughout the month of October celebrating Lights On Afterschool in Covington did not disappoint. 

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Meet Partners for Change Chief Operating Officer: Neena Volk 

We are delighted to announce Neena Volk as the new Chief Operations Officer at Partners for Change! With over a decade of experience in operations, program management, and marketing leadership, Neena excels in creating efficient processes, strengthening organizational structures, and driving strategic growth.

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Covington Partners Becomes Partners for Change 

Have you heard the big news? Covington Partners is now Partners for Change. Learn more in a letter from Phyllis Yeager, Partners for Change Board Chair, at the link below.

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The Power of Period Products: Pink Link Project

Did you know that nearly 1 in 4 students in the United States struggle to afford period products? 


Period poverty is real and happening NOW. Lack of access to period products and menstrual health education perpetuates harmful taboos surrounding menstruation and forces people who menstruate to resort to unsafe and/or unhygienic methods to manage their periods.

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