Programs
Three things the collectives already do every day. Your gift just keeps them going.
- $2
funds 1 month
Period dignity
- What your gift funds
- Reusable cloth pad kits, sewn by local tailors and given out by women-led collectives.
- Why it matters
- Periods do not pause for a crisis, but supply chains do. Cloth pads made locally need no imports, can be washed and reused, and keep girls and women in school, at work and in shelter.
- How it works on the ground
- The collectives decide who needs kits and when. We move the money; they buy fabric and pay tailors locally.
- $2
funds 1 day
Student meals
- What your gift funds
- A day of balanced meals for a displaced student, through feeding programs the collectives run.
- Why it matters
- It is hard to learn on an empty stomach, and harder when your family has been forced from home. A reliable meal keeps a student in class.
- How it works on the ground
- Collectives buy and cook locally and serve students directly. We never publish which schools, camps or villages.
- $5
funds 1 voucher
Safe transit
- What your gift funds
- A safe transit voucher for a vulnerable individual who needs to get somewhere safely.
- Why it matters
- For someone at risk, the difference between a safe route and an unsafe one can be a few dollars.
- How it works on the ground
- Vouchers are arranged by people who know the situation on the ground. We never publish routes, timing or who rides.
Gifts are pooled, then split across programs as the collectives need. We publish totals in and out in the public ledger, along with how each unit is costed, so you can check the maths.
Two dollars moves.
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