Fighting period poverty.

For too many, a period means choosing between products and food, missing school or work, or using makeshift alternatives like toilet roll. We're breaking that cycle. The shame, the silence, and the systemic barriers that keep menstruation overlooked.

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million

women and girls currently don't have the things they need to manage their periods safely, hygienically and free from embarrassment.

World Bank - Menstrual Health and Hygiene, 2022

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of young women reported feeling shame and embarrassment about their period.

Plan International UK – Break the Barriers, 2018

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of girls in the UK have had to use toilet roll because they couldn’t afford proper period products.

Plan International UK – Break the Barriers, 2018

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of girls and young menstruators in Ireland aged between 12 and 19 find it difficult to pay for period products

Plan International Ireland, via The Irish Times, 2018

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%

are still missing an average of three school days each term due to their monthly cycle.

phs Period Equality, Breaking the Cycle, Period equality research in the UK

Our impact since 2021.

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172,180

Sanitary products donated

Riley super tampons shown with their branded box on a white desk surface, surrounded by coffee cups, eyeglasses, binder clips, and a pen.

€59,883

In monetary donations

93

Menstrual health seminars in Kenyan schools

9,350+

Kenyan students received menstrual health education

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Every product you buy helps fund education, access, and dignity. This is collective progress, powered by our community.

The power of partnership.

Development Pamoja, Kenya.

9,350+ students educated so far

We partner with Development Pamoja, an Irish-registered charity supporting disadvantaged rural communities in Kenya.

Their work focuses on practical, high-impact support - primary healthcare, sustainable farming, and community development.

With 100% of donations going directly to Kenyan projects, they operate medical centres, demonstration farms, and community hubs in Sarambei and Rongai.

Through our partnership, we help fund menstrual health education and provide essential period products to students, ensuring girls can stay in school with dignity and confidence.

Positive Period Ireland.

Providing essential period products to homeless services, Direct Provision centres, and women’s refuges across Ireland.

We’re proud to partner with Positive Period Ireland, a charity working to end period poverty by providing essential period products to those who otherwise go without.

Their volunteers deliver pads and tampons directly to homeless outreach services, Direct Provision centres, and women’s refuges - ensuring support reaches the people who need it most.

Through this partnership, Riley donates high-quality, organic period care to help ease the financial and emotional burden faced by thousands of menstruators across Ireland.

Together, we’re working to make period dignity a reality, not a privilege.

Read our 2025 Impact Report.

Every year, we track our impact on people and the planet - from the organic cotton we source to the communities we support.

Our 2025 Impact Report brings it all together: the numbers, the partnerships and what's next.

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