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End PERiod Poverty

Our Mission

Period poverty takes dignity from too many girls. Pads and other period products are considered a luxury item, with most girls having access to none at all. They resort to using unsanitary old cloths, drastically affecting their health and education, while robbing them of their dignity. Through our period kits and educational material, we are giving it back. Due to the stigma that surrounds girl's periods, it is a silent battle, fought alone. Our goal is to change that.

HOw It Works

Kits

In each period kit we provide the necessity items that young women need during their period, and items like laundry soap and clothespins to keep the reusable pads clean, every kit includes-

  • 4 reusable pads

  • 2 pairs of underwear

  • A wet bag

  • A bar of laundry soap

  • A couple bars of body soap

  • A couple washcloths

  • A few clothespins

  • Educational material 

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Distribution

In Texas we provide period kits to local shelters, supporting individuals experiencing homelessness with essential period products. Globally, we collaborate with Our Future Prize to deliver kits right into the hands of the girls with care and compassion to refugee communities and other impoverished areas, ensuring access to dignified menstrual health resources.

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Education

In our kits we include pamphlets that teach menstrual health, hygiene, and confidence, helping break period stigma in schools and community centers and remind girls they are not alone.

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Community

Volunteers are the heart of our program, assembling kits at local events with love and care. We spread awareness through community campaigns, inviting others to join our mission to end period poverty.

Impact On the Girls

In spring of 2025, we sent our first 100 period kits to the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi, Africa. We were flooded by emails and letters from the girls, we were thanked not only for the kits, but for remembering them and their communities. 

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Hello Lily

My name is ---, am 12 year old and am from DRC but currently living in Dzaleka camp in Malawi as Refugee, we really appreciate your help in our community we received this gifts today in our community and I hope and appreciate it will be very useful to us

Thank you for your remembrance and care for such community and people like us.

Your Sincerely,

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Two girls, one in a black hoodie and the other in a gray sweatshirt, sit at a wooden desk, smiling and opening a green period kit.
A group of schoolgirls in green uniforms sit at wooden desks in a classroom, each holding a piece of paper and a colorful period kit, with a chalkboard and brick wall in the background.
A young girl in a brown fuzzy jacket and gray hoodie sits at a wooden desk, smiling and holding a piece of paper and an orange period kit.
A group of schoolgirls in green uniforms stand in a classroom, holding papers and colorful period kits, with a brick wall and chalkboard behind them.
Two young girls in school uniforms, one wearing a green sweater with "FOH" on it, sit at a wooden desk, smiling and holding open a pink and a blue kit containing period products.
A kitchen counter is covered with stacks of period kit items, like reusable pads and underwear, featuring various patterns like owls, flowers, and stripes, with a refrigerator and coffee machine in the background.
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