COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine joined volunteers recently to assemble toiletry kits for donation to Ohio domestic violence shelters.

Five-hundred kits were assembled during the Attorney General’s Two Days in May Conference on Victim Assistance, which took place on Monday and Tuesday.

An additional 600 pre-assembled toiletry kits were donated by Thirty One Gives.

The kits, which contain items such as shampoo, lotion, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and deodorant, will be donated to the following domestic violence shelters across the state:

Abuse and Rape Crisis Shelter – Warren County

Auglaize County Crisis Center – Auglaize County

Bethany House – Lucas County

Christina House – Columbiana County

Domestic Violence Project – Stark County

Every Woman’s House – Holmes and Wayne counties

Family Abuse Shelter of Miami County – Miami County

Family Crisis Network – Mercer County

Family Violence Prevention Center of Greene County – Greene County

Forbes House – Lake County

Harbor House – Tuscarawas County

House of Ruth – Defiance, Henry, Fulton, Williams, and Paulding counties

My Sister’s Place – Athens County

New Directions – Knox County

Pike County Partnership Against Domestic Violence – Pike County

Project Woman – Clark, Champaign and Logan counties

Rape Crisis Domestic Violence Safe Haven – Ashland County

Safer Futures – Portage County

The Domestic Violence Shelter – Richland County

Tri County Help Center – Belmont, Harrison, and Monroe counties

Two additional domestic violence shelters received gift certificates from Salon Schools Group:

Choices – Franklin County

Foundations for Families – Franklin County

Donation Event

The project was conducted in partnership with the Ohio Domestic Violence Network.

The items were donated by the following supporters: Thirty One Gives, LBrands, Central Ohio Surgical Association and staff, Design Essentials, Dr. Bradley A. Blair, D.D.S., Dr. George Tzgournis, D.D.S., Drury Hotel, Flower Factory, Hyatt Regency Columbus, Marion Village Dental, Marzetti, Nationwide Children’s Hospital Foundation, Ohio Attorney General’s Office employees, Renaissance Hotel, Residence Inn Columbus, Salon Schools Group, Target, and Walmart.

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