This is who we are.

Our mission is to end period poverty and uplift individuals by providing free menstrual products and essential items to those in need across Delaware. We believe that access to these necessities is a basic human right, not a privilege, and no one should have to choose between their health and other essential needs. By removing barriers to menstrual care, we are creating a more just and equitable community where everyone can thrive.

We strive to restore dignity to those we serve by ensuring that menstrual products are available without shame, stigma, or financial strain. For too many, the lack of access leads to missed work, school, and opportunities, creating cycles of hardship that extend beyond health. Our efforts focus not only on distributing supplies but also on fostering understanding, compassion, and respect for the realities faced by women, girls, and individuals who menstruate.

Health and well-being are at the heart of what we do. Menstrual products are essential to maintaining hygiene, preventing infection, and supporting confidence in daily life. Through our programs, we aim to promote overall health while reducing the inequities that often go unnoticed in our communities. By addressing this fundamental need, we help lay the foundation for stronger, healthier families and neighborhoods.

Ultimately, our goal is empowerment. By providing compassionate care and building a network of community support, we work to ensure that women and girls have the tools they need to succeed without being held back by something as natural as menstruation. Together with volunteers, partners, and supporters, we are not only meeting immediate needs but also inspiring a movement toward long-term solutions that bring dignity, health, and opportunity to all.

A multi-ethnic group of adult women are posing together. They are in a health center, and they are wearing sports clothing. The friends are all smiling and laughing together.
Photo of mother and daughter choosing sanitary pad
Underwear with protective equipment for critical days on a pink background.
Female period and intimate hygiene concept. Young african american woman taking disposable menstrual pad from table in bathroom, closeup, free space.
Menstrual pads, tampons and cotton products on shelf in supermarket. Suitable for presenting planograms, or new design packaging among many others.
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