Our Organizational Partners

Founded by Claire Coder in 2016, Aunt Flow ensures everyone has access to period products. Aunt Flow is the most efficient solution to provide period products for free to employees, students and guests. Aunt Flow offers a variety of organic, high-quality period products as well as a free-vend menstrual product dispenser system that is now stocked in thousands of bathrooms in locations like nationwide K-12 schools, Princeton University, Google, Viacom and more. For every 10 tampons or pads sold, they donate one to an organization that supplies products to menstruators who need them, including our own. Aunt Flow Website

The Alliance for Period Supplies, a program of the National Diaper Bank Network, helps ensure that individuals in need have access to essential period products required to fully participate in daily life. It is comprised of Allied Programs that collect, warehouse, and distribute menstrual/period supplies in local communities. Allied Programs are independently operated nonprofit organizations. Each serves as a trusted community resource and advocate for individuals, children, and families who struggle to afford basic material needs. The Alliance for Period Supplies Website

Our Grantmakers

Armature Philanthropy through the Foundation for Louisiana powered by the Amalgamated Foundation. Foundation for Louisiana is a catalyst for justice. FFL invests in communities and ideas, builds partnerships, and transforms policies and systems for an equitable, stronger Louisiana. 

They use our power responsibly, acknowledge it, and push it outward. They are Black-led and honor the knowledge of people of color, women, two-spirit and transgender individuals—and the many ways in which these identities intersect. They are bold in their analysis and movement towards freedom, amplifying the lived experiences of Louisianans closest to the work. They bring people with them, and people bring them with them. Foundation For Louisiana Website

G4GC is a philanthropic organization with a mission to cultivate and mobilize resources in support of girls of color. Their mission to resource and support transformative organizing work that dismantles systems of oppression in the U.S. and territories is founded on an infrastructure that reflects our values, a culture of partnership, healing, reciprocity, and love. They are striving to create a philanthropic home that follows the leadership of girls, femmes and gender-expansive youth of Color, and invests in their liberation. Grantmakers For Girls of Color Website

The Pad Project was started in 2013 by a youth-driven community of students and educators convinced that menstruation matters for everyone. As a nonprofit, The Pad Project’s mission is to create and cultivate local and global partnerships to end period stigma and to empower women and all menstruators worldwide. Through innovation, education, and advocacy, The Pad Project aims to help move towards a world where all girls, women, and people who menstruate feel empowered in their bodies, achieve economic independence, understand their reproductive and sexual health options, and harness the power to shape their lives. The Pad Project Website

The We Are Family Foundation empowers youth around the world who are changing the game with their ideas, innovations, and social good solutions. Through initiatives like TEDxTeen and Three Dot Dash the foundation amplifies the voice of young people, connecting them with brands, mentorships and partnerships who are at the forefront of global impact. They are convening meetings at the White House, speaking at the United Nations, in Forbes 30 under 30, founding the next million dollar companies and spearheading global revolutions. WAFF Website

CJI’s mission is to end mass criminalization and incarceration by building and strengthening the infrastructure of the grassroots criminal justice movement to fundamentally transform the U.S. criminal legal system. They fund where the movement is developing, shifting and growing. They believe this movement should be led by those most impacted by the injustices of the current system, working in alliances across race, class, faith, gender, gender identity, sexuality, immigration status and age. CJI Website

New Orleans Women in Business for Good is a giving circle that helps the women of New Orleans build connections while doing good for the greater community. They focus on helping each other improve their careers and enrich their personal lives, all while doing great work in the community. They come together once every quarter to network, donate, learn about nonprofits and vote on which ones to support together. New Orleans Women in Business for Good website

Our Individual and Team Fundraisers

One In An ARMY is a fan collective comprised of volunteers across the globe. Driven by the idea of using their collective power for global good, they seek out non-profit organizations worldwide and harness the power of ARMY into giving micro-donations over a one month period. Their motto, “I am ONE in an ARMY”, plays with the idea that many people giving small amounts can create a substantial impact when they work together.

One In An ARMY’s goal is to act as a guide in global fundraising initiatives by researching and partnering with non-profit organizations and establishing a way for ARMY all around the world to gift micro-donations over one month periods. One In An ARMY Website

Our Business and Corporate Donors

Our Diamond Donors