The Homeless Period Project donated 610,741
Period Packs from June 2015 to December of 2021.

Thank you for the generous contributions. They allowed us to help many gain access to menstrual hygiene products

 
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Since 2015 nearly 12,000,000 million individual period products have been donated.

By the end of 2021, volunteers distributed to over 1200 different schools, shelters, food banks, and nonprofit organizations throughout the us who serve the homeless & those experiencing low wealth.

 
 

Fighting For A Change, One Month At A Time.

ACCESS to menstrual hygiene for all is a vital part of healthcare.

The Homeless Period Project is changing the world one community at a time by creating awareness and delivering menstrual hygiene products to those in need. Please share our message, make a donation, or volunteer today.

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Make A Difference. Host A Period Party.

Gather your friends, colleagues And congrEGAtion and get the PACKING party started.

For anyone who loves getting together with family and friends, and is passionate about giving back to the community, hosting a Packing Party is a perfect way to have fun while making a difference. Learn more about how to get started. For those with a competitive spirit, challenge your neighbors to compete for the most Period Packs and donations generated by one party.

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We’re On A Mission.

Our mission is to provide menstrual hygiene products to individuals in need and advocate for equal and tax-free access to these vital products for all by enlisting the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. The Homeless Period Project is headquartered in Greenville, SC. We’re changing the world one community at a time by creating awareness and delivering menstrual hygiene products to those in need throughout the US.

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Restoring Dignity. One Period At A Time.

Documentary SHORT Film: Breaking the Cycle: Menstrual Taboos, Myths and Reality.

Please take ten minutes out to watch chapter three of this moving documentary titled Breaking the Cycle: Menstrual Taboos, Myths and Reality featuring The Homeless Period Project. The chapter highlights the life of Shontel, a 17-year-old young woman living in Spartanburg, SC. She is one of many around the world who struggle to afford sanitary products.

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Director: Nancy Durrell McKenna
Producer: Deborah Bayer Marlow
Film Company: MarlowFilms PRODUCTIONS