ANNUAL REPORTS

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Visited Swani for the 4th time on February 10th, marking a year of partnering with Swani School.
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Hosted a fundraiser on April 2nd to reach out to the local community, raising over $2,500!
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We presented to the International School of Kenya Parent Teacher Organization in May.
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In May we were selected to give a TEDxTalk at the International School of Kenya. We talked about why we started Project Imagine, and how the smallest thing, a sanitary towel, can make the biggest difference.
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In June we were thrilled to welcome Meg McNulty as our advisor.
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We visited Swani in May and September, giving us the opportunity to further our relationships with the growing number of girls in class 6,7, and 8.
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We received funding for the '30 girls project' which will supply 30 girls with sanitary towels throughout their secondary education after graduating Class 8.
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In November we became a registered Community-Based Organization in Kenya, solidifying our status with the Government of Kenya!
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We hosted a Happy Hour fundraiser in December as well as shared Project Imagine on all our social media platforms. As a result, we were able to raise $5,384!
2017
2017

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Visited Swani for the first time on February 22, 2016. Over the year, we supported over 200 girls for three school terms
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We held two fundraising teas; one in March and one in April. An additional $4,000 was raised!
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We presented Project Imagine to the entire Middle School of ISK during a school assembly
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Two more distributions were held at Swani in May and November
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Distributed 20,763 pads at Swani Primary School
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Began the process of exploring distribution in Debre Markos, Ethiopia
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At only $6.48/girl per year, we were able to help all Class 6, 7, and 8 students for the entire year!
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We now have sufficient funding to work in Swani Primary school for another 2 years, giving us the opportunity to start thinking about branching out.
2016
2016

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The idea of Project Imagine was conceived in July 2015
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An initial request for funding was sent in October 2015 to friends and family yielding an initial investment of just over $2,100
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The first team of five 8th graders from the International School of Kenya began to meet and plan
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In November 2015, the Director of the Sanitary Towels Program in the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology invites Project Imagine to help them reach the schools that they cannot support
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A bake sale in November 2015 yielded an additional $200 towards PI