I sent out an email a few months ago, you may have gotten it, asking if you had a story to tell.

And I got this exact response:

“A 50 year old guy starts a nonprofit tackling period poverty, and in four years operates in three states and handed out almost 2 million products. Could there be something there? Hope to talk to you soon.”

That was the email. 

And I thought, oh yeah, I gotta hear this story.

This former Airforce dad of five girls is creating change about how we view and talk about menstrual cycles.

Hear how Geoff took the idea of period kits, and fearlessly ran it like a business, overcoming stereotypes to provide dignity to people in different states, communities and walks of life. 

And the crazy thing is, I'm giving him this credit (because he deserves it), and if he’s reading this he’s shaking his head.

Because he says, 

 And that's it. The end. 

Tell these people that the tampon fairy dropped off these kits for all I care as long as people get the products that they need to be healthy and proud of their own bodies.”