The Period Project

by · Published February 16, 2017 · Updated March 1, 2017

For women living with homelessness or poverty, having a period is more than a hassle. It’s a financial burden. Basic menstrual hygiene products are costly and, since pads and tampons are considered “non-essential” by the federal government, they are not covered by SNAP and WIC programs. More at zontaqv.org/the-period-project/

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Hello fellow Zontians & Friends, While the December holidays are often associated with a sense of plentiful food, gifts and festivities, this experience is not shared by everyone. Too many people face financial hardship or personal challenges that make the holiday feel like a time of scarcity instead of abundance. Fortunately, opportunities to make a difference are abundant for all! December 2024

Poinsettia Fundraiser

Members of the Zonta Club of Quaboag Valley are offering florist-quality Poinsettias to businesses and individuals in our communities. Repeat customers rave about the size and health of these flowers. All profits for this fundraiser are spent locally and globally in the support of our mission – to empower women through service and advocacy. We start delivery on December 2nd. Open and download the order form here.

Welcome to Zonta! This is a 15 minute orientation that will provide you the highlights of this organization and how you can make a difference in the lives of women and girls locally and globally.
OPEN VIDEO HERE.