Mother & Daughters Native Moon

10/09/2026

08/15/2026

Thank you K & S for your dedication and love for the program. Events like this happen because of you. 73 1st time moon kits totaling 730 pads & liners distributed amongst 297 boxes of pads and tampons in total. Thank you community for stopping and taking products for your family members and learning about our program. Appreciation to Seventh Generation Fund for your continuing support.

08/11/2026

This Friday join us at Redwood Acres Home Economics Building.

08/08/2026

Providing free products to indigenous youth it takes volunteers and late nights and quick trips to the store. Thank you ladies and thank you Seventh Generation Fund for your contribution and support to make this happen.

08/07/2026

Tomorrow!!!

05/13/2026

Period Poverty Awareness Week May 11–17, 2026 period poverty, is the lack of access to sanitary products, hygiene facilities, and education. This issue causes people to miss school, work, and social activities. 2 in 5 people struggle to purchase products. is here to help to talk about ending period poverty one pad at a time in the indigenous community for youth and women. Ways to help us is donate products by contacting us now! Share and Follow us

05/05/2026

We will be in Hoopa on Wednesday.. stop by and check us out and pick up supplies all for free.

04/16/2026

Thank you Yurok Tribe for the invite today. Mother and Daughter native moon provides free period products to indigenous youth and women.
Originally started in 2017 but officially as Mother & Daughters Native Moon in 2020. Our first project was to create and provide First time moon packs to youth and bring awareness that pads were not available in the local clinics bathrooms and 5/26/21 I collaborated with UIHS Potawot to create and start moon packs at UIHS. It was a huge accomplishment and proud to say we started the program and made movement & are still fighting to end period poverty by doing exactly this local community events and distributions. Connect with us today to bring pads to schools, clinics and tribal offices.