
Period poverty: why it should be everybody’s business
Poverty is defined as not having enough money to meet basic needs food water clothing and shelter.1 According to the
Period poverty isn’t just an acute social crisis—it directly affects employee well-being, absenteeism in partnered school districts, and civic health. Love Her Period Foundation partners with forward-thinking enterprises to deploy turnkey restroom Dignity Stations, sponsor bulk school district crates, and lead high-engagement employee volunteer assembly drives. Every corporate partnership is backed by Form 990 public transparency, certified zero-waste organic supply chains, and measurable ESG impact telemetry.

Poverty is defined as not having enough money to meet basic needs food water clothing and shelter.1 According to the
Outfit your corporate headquarters and regional campuses with certified 100% organic, plastic-free menstrual care dispensers. Normalize care, support workforce retention, and establish an inclusive enterprise standard.
Underwrite heavy-duty menstrual care crates delivering 500 organic care packs to high schools facing chronic supply deficits. Includes co-branded crate exterior placards and full verified delivery receipts.
Mobilize employee resource groups (ERGs) and cross-functional teams with turnkey volunteer assembly kits. Assemble crisis packs on-site with auditable ESG reporting and verifiable civic impact.
Customized facility assessment for HR & Operations teams