Shoes of the Forgotten - CCWP LWOP Event
Heidi • June 5, 2024
Event on Saturday 8/3 9a PT at Central California Women's Facility in Cowchilla, CA
Shoes of the Forgotten is an event that will take place at Central California’s Women’s Facility at 23370 Road 22, Chowchilla CA, 93610, on Saturday, August 3rd. Organized by the Drop LWOP Coalition, the event is intended to center, celebrate, and honor the knowledge and experiences of current and former LWOPs, and serve as an educational and motivational event for the people left behind at CCWF.
If you're interested in donating to this event ---->> How to donate. Your donations will support food for the event, backpacks for incarerated women, and event water bottles and wristbands.
If you'd like to attend, fill out this form ---->> Shoes for the Forgotten - Saturday August 3rd 2024 @ CCWF
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