Help 100 Girls Stay in School for an Entire Year

For many girls in rural Kenya, getting a period can mean missing school—not because they do not want to attend, but because they lack reliable menstrual products, underwear, and accurate information about caring for themselves during their periods.

For $20, one girl receives a full year of menstrual health support, including:

Five pads
Four pair of underwear
Menstrual hygiene education and awareness
Practical guidance and opportunities to ask questions
Follow-up support throughout the year
A cute tote-style purse so she can carry her supplies discreetly

The pads and tote-style purses are made by local women, so each gift also creates income and supports women’s livelihoods within the community.

This is more than handing a girl a package of supplies. Girls learn how to use and care for their pads, understand what is happening in their bodies, and manage their periods safely and confidently.

Our goal is to support 100 girls for one full year.

Why keeping girls in school matters

When a girl is able to remain in school:

She is more likely to delay having children until adulthood.
She is less likely to be exploited or sexually abused.
She is less likely to die in childbirth.
Her children are more likely to be healthy and educated.
Each year of high school completed can increase a young woman’s future wages by 25%.

A lack of menstrual supplies should never stand between a girl and her education.

$20 supports one girl.
$100 supports five girls.
$500 supports twenty-five girls.
$2,000 reaches all one hundred girls.

This work is carried out alongside trusted local partners who know the girls, schools, and communities we serve. Your gift provides practical supplies, honest education, continued support, and meaningful work for local women.

Help us equip 100 girls with what they need to attend school throughout the year—with dignity, confidence, and hope.

Pads for 100 Girls

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