Covering South Florida with

CARE, DIGNITY, AND ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES

THREE PROGRAMS. ONE MISSION.

Providing diapers, period products, and adult briefs to those who need them most.

In South Florida, families, students, and seniors regularly go without diapers, period products, and adult briefs. These basic needs aren’t covered by public assistance, leaving many to stretch already limited budgets or go without.

ZERO FEDERAL SOCIAL PROGRAMS ADDRESS DIAPER NEED

OUR THREE PROGRAMS

Meeting Urgent Needs, Every Day

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Helping parents keep babies clean, dry, and healthy with free access to diapers and wipes.
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Delivering period products with dignity to students, shelters, and community members.
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Supporting low-income seniors and adults with incontinence supplies that restore dignity and confidence.

By the Numbers

THE NEED AND THE IMPACT

7.1M
diapers distributed to families across South Florida last year

40%

of women have worn period products for longer than recommended

1 IN 4

seniors in South Florida lives below the poverty line, yet incontinence needs are often ignored

94%

of families say our support helps them stretch their budgets for food, rent, and essentials

THOUSANDS

still wait for access to supplies each month due to rising demand and limited resources
1 IN 4 TEENS MISS SCHOOL DUE TO PERIOD POVERTY

WHY IT MATTERS

Hygiene supplies are basic needs, but too many are left behind.

Lack of access to diapers, period products, or adult briefs isn’t just uncomfortable. It’s a barrier to opportunity. It means staying home instead of showing up to school, work, or the grocery store. It affects physical health, emotional well-being, and a person’s ability to live with dignity. Our work is about more than products. It’s about helping people fully participate in daily life.

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

Every item we give starts with someone who cares. Your support helps families, students, and seniors get what they need.

60% OF LOW-INCOME SENIORS RATION BRIEFS OR GO WITHOUT

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