The Period Pantry Project focuses on increasing accessibility of menstrual products for all women in Ohio and continues to expand its mission as other states fight period poverty.
of five women in the U.S., resulting in infections, missed school and work, and monthly embarrassment. While some states, including New York and California, have passed legislation to increase access to feminine hygiene products, particularly in schools, individual communities are also closing the gap by creating “Period Pantries.
The Period Pantry in Columbus, OH , and The Period Collective in Chicago, IL , are two such nonprofits dedicated to creating a consistent source of menstrual care products for people in need. Looking to put a damper on period poverty near you? Consider creating a Period Pantry yourself! All you need is a weatherproof outdoor box full of tampons and sanitary napkins, a sanctioned public location, and a way to get the word out.
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