Pad the First State - 96 Miles of Dignity
Dignity shouldn't be a luxury. In Delaware, thousands of students miss school, and menstruators skip work because they can't access menstrual products. We created Pad the First State to close that gap. Our goal this year? It would take 633,600 pads to cover Delaware if you lay them end to end. Our goal is to collect and distribute 633,600 pads to schools, shelters, and community hubs across all three counties.
Help Us Pad the First State
At Delaware Dignity Project, we believe everyone deserves to feel confident and prepared. When you become a sponsor, you’re helping us fill the gap that programs like SNAP and WIC don't cover. You’ll be joining a community of local leaders dedicated to supporting the 1 in 6 women and girls in our state facing period poverty. Send us an email Hello@DelawareDignity.org to get involved
Why It Matters
- The Gap: Period products aren't covered by SNAP or WIC.
- The Impact: When we provide pads, we provide confidence, health, and the ability to stay in school or on the job.
- The Goal: 633,600 products isn't just a number—it’s a commitment to every girl and woman in Delaware.
Shop Our Wish List
Want to help but not sure what we need most? We’ve made it super simple! You can shop our Amazon Wish List and have essential items like pads, bras, and socks shipped directly to us. It’s the fastest way to get dignity items into the hands of neighbors who need them right now.
Make a Lasting Difference
Ready to make a long-term impact? Setting up a monthly gift is the most effective way to support our mission. By providing predictable funding, you help us stay agile and ready to respond whenever a community need arises. Choose your amount and help us keep Delaware dignified every single month!
Shout It from the Digital Rooftops!
The easiest way to help? Get loud on social media! Share our posts, tag your friends, and tell your followers why dignity items matter. Every share helps us reach new donors and partners who can help us hit our goal of 633,600 pads.
Don’t forget to tag us—we love seeing the community in action!