Updated 8/8/2025
At Aunt Flow, we’re committed to changing the world, one cycle at a time. In partnership with these incredible Black women-led organizations, we’ve been able to provide MILLIONS of freely accessible Aunt Flow period products.
Keep reading to learn how the following organizations have changed the game for menstruators all over the world!
Flo Code
Founded by Lamanda Ballard, Flo Code is committed to reproductive health awareness and empowerment in the state of Texas. The heart of its vision is focused on three pillars: Donations, Education and Advocacy.
#HappyPeriod
Based in Los Angeles, CA, #HappyPeriod is the first Black-led menstrual movement advocating for wellness through decolonized health education and cultural change. The organization curates programs to empower and improve the quality of life for Black, Latinx, and/or Indigenous-identifying women, girls and gender-expansive people.
Love Your Menses
Co-founded by Dr. Ebere Azumah and Bria Gadsen in Boston, MA, in 2019, Love Your Menses is a non-profit social impact organization founded with the goal of empowering menstruators of color.
Love Your Menses is actively building the next generation of leaders by providing an educational, uplifting, and supportive space for Black and Brown girls and gender-expansive youth, women and all people who menstruate to learn about the menstrual cycle and create equitable public health solutions. The communities they serve include the Boston area as well as Liberia, Nigeria, The Gambia, Haiti, São Tomé and Príncipe, and Kenya.
For Lady’s Sake
For Lady’s Sake is a Louisville-based nonprofit organization dedicated to ending period poverty in Kentuckiana. Founded by Candice Crawford in 2016 and fully incorporated in 2023, the organization has grown rapidly.
For Lady’s Sake expands its impact to provide free period products to those in need through many avenues, including partnering with local organizations like shelters, transitional homes and youth programs for low-income families in the city’s most vulnerable communities.
No More Secrets
Since opening their menstrual hub, “The SPOT,” in 2021, the No More Secrets team has distributed over 33 million period products to individuals living in period poverty.
The Hygiene Hookup
Founded by Kai Inman in March 2020, The Hygiene Hookup aims to provide education and resources about menstruation. Through its programming, Kai addresses immediate needs in the community and reshapes societal perceptions of menstruation, making it a topic of open discussion and equitable access.
The P.U.P.A. Project
The P.U.P.A. Project provides unlimited period aid to young girls and women in Mississippi with the ultimate goal of breaking period stigma while combating period poverty. Founded by Ja’lyn McElroy in 2021, the organization facilitates product donations and period drives across the Greater Jackson area while providing educational resources to menstruators in need.
Thurman Perry Foundation
Founded in 2021 by Gabrielle Perry, The Thurman Perry Foundation (TPF) is a Louisiana-based non-profit dedicated to bettering the lives of women and girls impacted by incarceration. Their vision is to remove obstacles to success and ensure that every woman and girl receives a fair chance to thrive.
To date, TPF has donated over 286,000 period products to incarcerated menstruators in 3 states!
