Since 2015, we have distributed over 18 million period supplies and counting.
At Period Project, we’re improving the lives of menstruators one period at a time. By increasing awareness of period poverty across the Southeastern United States and delivering menstrual health products to those in need, we’re replacing poverty with community and shame with dignity.
We advocate for free and equal access to essential period supplies, working to ensure that no one is held back due to lack of access.
We are part of a worldwide movement of similarly focused nonprofit organizations, accelerating momentum by incubating ideas and exchanging mutual aid for the common—and greater—good.
Period Project. Dignity is a necessity.
We’re a member of the Caregiver family.
Our ultimate purpose? Restore order.
Our motivation? Service.
We’re a community of powerful protectors. Individually and collectively, our identity – and fulfillment – is rooted in defending, protecting, and caring for others, no matter their background or orientation. Like multifaceted managers, we seek to strategically guide and form paths toward the greater good. We offer safety, respect privacy, and promote accountability and liability in the service of protecting others from harm – physical or psychological.
We’re Period Project — a South Carolina-based nonprofit working to end period poverty across the Southeast.
We deliver menstrual health products directly to those who need them and raise awareness of period poverty in our region. We advocate for free, equal access to period supplies, because no one should be held back — at school, at work, or in daily life — simply because they can’t access a basic necessity.
Period poverty isn’t just about supplies. It’s about dignity. We’re replacing scarcity with community, and shame with dignity, one period at a time. And we’re not doing it alone — we’re part of a global movement of nonprofits exchanging ideas, support, and mutual aid for the greater good.
Period Project. Dignity is a necessity.
We’re seeking volunteers who can help us raise the resources and the voice needed to expand our reach. This means supporting fundraising efforts — from event planning and donor outreach to community campaigns — and advocating for menstrual equity through awareness-building and support for policy change.
Whether you’re skilled at building relationships with donors or passionate about pushing for legislative change, your voice helps us reach more people in need
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