We believe everyone who menstruates deserves access to proper period care, no matter where they live, how much money they have, or what their circumstances are. But the truth? Millions of teenage girls and women around the world don’t have access to the basic products and hygiene facilities they need to manage their periods with dignity. They’re held back, forced to miss school, or call in sick at work. Lack of awareness and resources often means they’re embarrassed to ask for help. 

You might think period poverty exists in underprivileged countries only, but the truth is, it silently affects women also in the Western world. But no one should ever have to choose between buying dinner or a pack of tampons. 

We’ve partnered up with NGOs in 27 countries to spread female health awareness and provide access to reusable period products that largely reduce monthly costs. 

Together, we’ve donated over 60,000 reusable menstrual cups to rural communities, schools, and women’s shelters. Click here to learn more about our Partners + NGOs we support.

Bringing sustainable periods to universities with CampusCup

Young people are some of the most aware when it comes to climate crisis. But when it comes to making the switch to reusables, it can still feel daunting. 

We’ve launched CampusCup to give university students in the U.S. a chance to try out period cups for free. By removing the purchase commitment that’s often a roadblock, we hope to ease the transition to more sustainable periods. 

We’ve partnered up with over 140 university campuses.  Click here to learn more.