WHAT IT IS
Denim Day is a global awareness campaign observed during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Organizations and communities wear denim as a visible show of solidarity with survivors of sexual assault.
By participating any day in April, you can help support Fort Bend Women's Center and its mission to empower survivors.
WHY IT MATTERS
Denim Day began after a 1998 court ruling overturned a rape conviction because the survivor’s jeans were considered “too tight.”
Today, wearing denim sends a message:
Funds raised support survivor services that help individuals survive, revive, and thrive through safety, counseling, advocacy, and long-term support.
Demonstrate leadership and support survivors in a meaningful way.
An easy, high-impact way to involve your team.
For all questions and registrations — inquire to get started.
Participating on your own?
• Donate online
• Donate in-store at ThriftWise
• Round up your purchase at ThriftWise
• Contribute to the Denim Wall
• Spread the word!
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