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The season of giving and doing a little more good around the world is upon us.

And this week I'm bringing a guest on to tell you about one of my favorite nonprofit organizations, Days for Girls.

Celeste Mergin, the founder and CEO of Days for Girls, shares with me her incredibly

powerful story of being led by the Lord to start an organization to help women and young girls

in developing countries with reusable supplies for menstruation. Days for Girls also teaches

and educates people globally about their

bodies, how to stay safe and avoid human trafficking, and become more empowered to stay in school,

be leaders in their careers, and wait until their bodies are ready to bear children.

The life-changing impact that Days for Girls is having around the world is absolutely astounding to me,

with 1.5 million women now empowered to take their days back monthly, when many of them used to

have to stay home with no other solution during those five days of their cycle.

They have a long way to go, though, with 50 million women around the world suffering from

a lack of solution and education around this issue.

In this episode, we're going to talk about how you can get involved in help and even come to a service project with me next week if you're in the Salt Lake area. And if not, you can go to the show notes to find out how you can help from anywhere. One last thing. We are so, so grateful to everyone who leaves a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and I loved this review from Lacey, Lacey, Lacey this week entitled Corinne is as real as it gets. She said, Corinne is so down to earth and I love that you can see who she is and what she cares about that is way more important and way deeper than just good deals. She's amazing, so inspiring. Thanks so much, Lacey. And one more thing, too, if you guys love this episode

and are as inspired as I was by Celeste's story, I would love it if you just share a screenshot

to your stories and tag me so that I know you saw the episode and listened to it and shared

it with your friends. Thanks so much, and I hope you love it as much as I do.

Kate, you guys, today I have someone. I'm so thrilled to interview because I love her organization

so much.

I love what they stand for.

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