Girls on the Go (with Flo)
Our Partners:
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Learn more about some of our partners providing
medical care, and delivering our period products,
to adolescents in homeless shelters. Together, we
currently support 11 homeless shelters.
Germain E. DeMartinis has
been providing the legal
expertise that enables this
non-profit organization to receive tax-deductible donations.
IRS non-profit/charitable status information
Related Projects:
This video describes a Menstrual Hub and Uterine
Center in the United States run by No More Secrets.
Read about a new neighborhood initiative.
About one in five girls say that the lack of access to period products has decreased their ability to learn at school.
Nearly all girls need menstrual products at school but only 42% of schools provided them.
Period poverty is associated with moderate to severe depression.
You can read about the U.S. legal changes needed here.
Some Global Perspectives:
This Academy-Award winning documentary
film examines the menstruation taboo in
rural India.
The Pad Project’s global efforts strive to educate and empower those who menstruate.
If you have questions about Girls on the Go, you can email
bisson@agnesirwin.org and fishmanj999@gmail.com.
Girls on the Go (with Flo) works to end period poverty by providing menstrual products to students who can't otherwise afford to attend school.
No girl should have to miss out on her education.
If you would like to mail a check with a donation, please send it to:
1242 Lafayette Rd,
Gladwyne, PA 19035 USA