Partners
Products and grants reach women and girls through vetted nonprofit partners on the ground — organizations already trusted in the places they serve. We bring reusable period care, education materials, and WASH funding; they bring the relationships that make it land.
HER International
Dang, Nepal
Scholarships and the She Creates program teach girls in rural Nepal entrepreneurship, communication, and leadership through hands-on learning.
Style Her Empowered (SHE)
Togo, West Africa
Girls’ education, women’s employability training, and access to period care — a partnership running since 2019, funding thousands of scholarships.
Flo Haven
Nigeria
Menstrual health education, reusable products, and clean-water projects — cup donations here helped drive a 30% rise in girls’ school attendance during their periods.
Dreams of the Tropical Youth Uganda (DROTY)
Uganda — Kyotera, Rakai & Masaka
Menstrual health management, school sanitation facilities, and reproductive health education for rural youth.
Kurdish Refugee Relief Foundation
Kurdistan region, Iraq · US-based
The first NGO addressing the menstrual health gap in the region’s refugee camps.
Humanculture
Maasai communities, East Africa · US-based
Water access, education, and women’s economic self-sufficiency.
Our Board of Directors selects partner organizations on objective criteria: demonstrated community need, the capacity to distribute products equitably, and alignment with our charitable mission. Partners receive donated products, education materials, or WASH grants under written agreements that restrict use to charitable purposes — donated products may never be resold — and report back on distribution and community impact.
That reporting is why we can publish real numbers every year in our impact reports: partners on the ground count what actually reached people, not what left a warehouse.
If your nonprofit serves women and girls and period poverty is a barrier in your community, we want to hear from you. Tell us about your organization, the community you serve, and what you need — reusable period care, menstrual health education materials, or WASH project funding.
Start the conversationProgram updates and the annual report, a few times a year. No asks between.
