Project Hygiene Inc

Promoting Healthy Hygiene, While Denouncing Bullying

Dear Project Hygiene Friends,

On August 28, 2025, Project Hygiene, Inc. will proudly join Give 8/28, a national day of giving dedicated to supporting Black-led and Black-benefiting organizations. Give 8/28 is not like other fundraising campaigns—it’s a movement rooted in history, resilience, and community empowerment.

Give 8/28 takes place during Black Philanthropy Month and commemorates multiple historic moments in Black Americans’ march toward freedom. Here are just a few:

• August 28, 1945: Major League Baseball President Branch Rickey met with Jackie Robinson to tell him he would be integrating the Majors.

• August 28, 2005: Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Louisiana, devastating New Orleans and disproportionately impacting Black residents.

• August 28, 2020: We lost our beloved Chadwick Boseman, aka T’Challa.

• And on August 28, 2025: YOU joined #Give828 in support of Black self-empowerment through philanthropy!

In 2025, the disproportionate impacts of economic disparities and social injustice continue to affect Black communities, underscoring the vital need for resources to sustain Black-led nonprofits like Project Hygiene, Inc.

Every day, Project Hygiene is on the ground providing:

✅ Project Hygiene Closet Program – distributing toiletries and offering anti-bullying programs throughout the school year.

✅ Toiletry Drives & Box Workshops – ensuring youth have the essentials they need.

✅  Wellness & Empowerment Programs – building confidence and self-worth inside and out.

This is why we need your support to continue this critical work.

Supporting our #Give828 campaign takes just two steps:

1. Donate to Project Hygiene on August 28. Your gift directly supports our hygiene closets, bullying prevention workshops, and youth empowerment initiatives across the country.

2. Share your support on social media. Tag us @ProjectHygiene on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn with #Give828 to spread the word and join the national Black giving community.

Together, we can uplift, empower, and create safe, healthy environments for underprivileged youth. Thank you for standing with us in this movement.

With gratitude,

Anshay B. Tull, M.Ed. & Anshia B. Crooms, M.A.

Founders, Project Hygiene, Inc.