Supplies ten girls with menstrual cups, covering their periods for six years with a sustainable option.

Supplies 1,750+ menstrual products to a grassroots nonprofit in the U.S.

Trains two menstrual health educators to lead workshops in rural communities.

Invests in two grassroots nonprofits to distribute 7,000 products to women across the U.S.

Provides 120 women with menstrual cups and menstrual health education, offering long-lasting, sustainable menstrual care.

Supplies 1 women's shelter with a year of free products, providing essential care and autonomy.

Jumpstarts a women-led menstrual cup initiative that expands access to sustainable products and menstrual health education.

Supplies washable pads to 1,000 women in vulnerable settings, offering long-lasting, sustainable menstrual care.

Provides 70,000+ menstrual care products to Indigenous communities through grants to Indigenous-led organizations in the U.S.

Distributes 175,000+ menstrual care products to public schools, ensuring that no student misses school because of their period.

Sponsors the installation of a semi-automatic pad production unit in under-resourced communities, increasing product access and menstrual health education over the next two years. This covers set up costs, employment for local women, training to sustain the unit, and raw material procurement.

Sponsors the Pads Across America program, distributing over 700,000 products to community-based partners across all 50 states. This initiative provides access to safe and reliable menstrual products for free.