In Good Company, Louisville11 Syys 2025

Period Poverty: How For Lady's Sake Is Changing Lives

What began as one woman's request for tampons outside a store has grown into a thriving 501(c)3 providing thousands of free period products to women and gender-diverse individuals across Kentuckiana. From Period Pods (think little free libraries, but for pads and tampons) to the annual Dining for Dignity fundraiser, Candace and Rena share how they turned a passion project into a movement that restores dignity and changes lives.

You'll hear about the heart behind their mission, the challenges of launching a nonprofit, and why menstrual equity is about so much more than just access—it's about respect, health, and empowerment.

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Keywords:

For Lady's Sake, Dining for Dignity 2025, Louisville nonprofits, menstrual equity, period poverty, women supporting women, period product donation, menstrual health advocacy

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Music Credit:

"Do Over" by Richard Chamberlain

Released by ℗ Listen Records on November 10, 2023

Provided to YouTube by DistroKid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxl1MAeakTY

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