Teen Action Support Center, Walton Arts Center host hygiene product drive

By Matthew Moore

Published January 11, 2024 at 3:15 PM CST

The Teen Action Support Center is collaborating with Walton Arts Center for a hygiene product donation drive to commemorate the national touring production of "Jagged Little Pill." TASC development director Kara Zenner said donations will be directed toward the center’s “teen thrive” program.

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