How the Private Sector Is Helping Us Unlock Menstrual Health for All

At Days for Girls, we know that menstrual health is a global experience that requires collaboration across all sectors, including the private sector. When businesses step up to support menstrual equity, they help provide an economic impetus to access to products and education, breaking the silence to create period-positive communities.

That is why we are proud to work with mission-aligned corporate partners who are helping make menstruation safe, dignified, and celebrated for everyone. Together, we are building a more equitable world—one partnership at a time.

Partner Spotlight: Floremme Health
We are excited to welcome one of our newest partners, Floremme Health! With a mission to help women take charge of their menstrual and reproductive health, Floremme is focused on providing personalized care, expert advice, and accessible resources for all people who menstruate.

DfG’s partnership with Floremme was born from a shared vision to elevate menstrual health as a key component of women’s well-being. Floremme’s support will help us continue to reach more women and girls around the world with the tools, education, and dignity they deserve. Check out Floremme's site and their “Shop for a Cause” campaign, where 10% of proceeds will be generously donated to Days for Girls until June 30.

Partner Spotlight: 7Virtues
Our long-time partner, 7Virtues, continues to be a powerful advocate for menstrual health and gender equity. Through social media awareness campaigns, product donations, and financial support, 7Virtues has helped amplify our work and reach more communities.

Their commitment to using business as a force for good shows how impactful brand advocacy can be in shifting attitudes and creating lasting change.

Want to Get Involved?
When companies support grassroots efforts with real resources and amplify local voices, they become part of a global movement to end period poverty and support women everywhere.

We are grateful to all our corporate partners—past, present, and future—who are helping us turn periods into pathways.

Interested in partnering with us? Learn more about how your company can support menstrual equity here.