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An estimated one million girls in Kenya miss school every month due to a lack of access to menstrual products. Here's what we're doing to change that.

many people all over the world don’t have access to period products, which can negatively impact their development, health, and economic opportunities. 

Pixie Cup founder Amber English recently traveled to Tanzania, where she was able to distribute 400 menstrual cups to female leaders and teachers in rural areas.

Here at Pixie Cup, we have a mission to touch women around the globe every single day of the year, not just the month of December.

We hope you enjoy this interview with Riley Snyder, author of Riley Unlikely and founder of an incredible program called Generation Next that is focused on educating children in Kenya!

There’s only one thing I don’t like about Christmas. “What could be bad about Christmas?” I’m going to risk sounding cliche for one moment… I don’t like that Christmas ends. ...

“A woman in need.” We all hear this phrase all the time… and we say this phrase a lot. Here at Pixie Cup, we give a menstrual cup to “a ...