Welcome to the H.O.O.D.
Healthy • Optimistic • Outstanding • Determined
Gyrls In The H.O.O.D. Foundation is the leading Chicagoland nonprofit organization that provides Black gyrls with the reproductive resources, social support services, and sexual health education they need to make informed and responsible choices.
Help us provide Phlebotomy training in our community!
Welcome to Gyrls In The H.O.O.D Foundation's Phlebotomy Fundraiser campaign! We are excited to continue empowering women in our community by offering free phlebotomy classes to those who are underemployed. Phlebotomy is a crucial skill in the healthcare industry, involving the safe and efficient drawing of blood for medical tests and donations.
Our first cycle was a tremendous success, with all graduates scoring 90 or higher on the state board exam! This achievement reflects the dedication and quality of our program. However, due to overwhelming demand, we have over 60 women eagerly waiting to join our next cycle.
We are reaching out for your support to raise $10,000, which will cover the costs of hosting another cycle of phlebotomy classes. Your donation will directly impact these women's lives, providing them with valuable skills and opportunities for better employment.
Help Us Help Others
Join us in our mission to empower women and make a meaningful difference in our community. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to our goal. Thank you for your generosity and support!
DONATE VIA ZELLE: INFO@GYRLSINTHEHOOD.COM
CHECKS CAN BE MAILED TO GYRLS IN THE H.O.O.D FOUNDATION, 605 E 71ST, CHICAGO ILLINOIS, 6O619
Mental Health Awareness Event
Monday, March 31 at 4 p.m.
605 E. 71st, Chicago, IL
Please apply to attend below and make sure to read the registration form.
“Don’t Crash Out" is a space for real talk, healing, and sisterhood. We’re bringing in a therapist, holding an open discussion, and giving you tools to handle life’s pressures in a non-judgmental space. No filters. No fake positivity. Just real support.
#DontCrashOut #BlackGirlsDeserveHealing #MentalHealthMatters #ItsOkayNotToBeOkay
There are an estimated 16.9 million people who menstruate living in poverty in the United States.
According to a 2019 survey conducted by the Chicago Period Project, 1 in 3 people who menstruate in Chicago have had to choose between buying menstrual products and other necessities like food or utilities.
