Project Pink Tax
Our Chapters
Explore our diverse network of student-led clubs and organizations across different schools and communities helping us to create change.
Northwest High School
Location: Maryland
Winston Churchill
Location: Maryland
Madeira
Location: Washington, D.C.
The Potomac School
Location: Virginia
Walt Whitman High School
Location: Maryland
Minnesota Connections Academy
Location: Remote
Walter Johnson High School
Location: Maryland
St. John's
Location: Washington, D.C.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Location: Maryland
Bullis School
Location: Maryland
Holy Child
Location: Maryland
What Do Our Chapters Do?
Each amazing chapter hosts fundraisers, educational events, and drives for our organization.
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Menstrual product drives have always been an integral part of our organization. We have often noticed when the topic of donations arise, menstrual products are rarely on the list of necessities despite their crucial application in feminine hygiene.
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As one of the youth-led pioneers of combatting period poverty alleviation in the DC Metropolitan, Project Pink Tax provides other youth leaders (organizations, clubs, and individuals) with the opportunity to become an active part of our initiative.
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Student Leadership
We also welcome student leaders who are not affiliated with a Project Pink Tax chapter to collaborate with us!
Blake High School Feminist Club
The BHS feminist club is focused on fighting for gender equality through advocacy, volunteer work, and student discussions. Through a Pink Host partnership, these high school leaders took the initiative to host a menstrual product drive for those in need of period products in the D.C. area.
Stephanie Muoka & Gabby Solomon
Stephanie & Gabby hosted a menstrual product drive to raise funds for Project Pink Tax. They raised over $250 and collected 70+ period products!
National Organization for Women
During the Annual National Organization for Women conference hosted in Summer 2023, Project Pink Tax was invited to host a booth to talk about our mission and goals with the conference attendees. We were able to engage with spirited activists of all ages and host an interactive social hour to quiz the audience on menstrual trivia. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience.