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We believe people empowered to live their element can change the world.

Here's What We've Accomplished Together

  • 130,604

    Saalt Products Donated

  • 536,703

    Periods Served

  • 26,415,839

    Waste Products Diverted

  • 975,591

    Water Bottles Repurposed

  • 212,909

    Pounds of Cleanup Funded

  • 959,400

    Days of School Funded

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You started your period today, but you don't have period care. Would you go to work or school?

500 million women and girls around the world have to make this decision every month.

  • Female hand holding Saalt menstrual cup

    1 in 5

    1 in 5 people with a period in the United States are unable to afford period care products every month.

  • Kenya female wearing blue dress in-front of a blue wall

    86% and 46%

    86% of girls in Kenya and 46% of girls in Nepal miss school because of their period.

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    20 billion

    20 billion menstrual products are disposed of annually in the U.S. alone.

  • Three UK women walking in the sand on the beach

    42%

    42% of girls in the UK aged 14-21 have recently resorted to using makeshift period care ware such as paper or socks.

  • Indian female wearing blue under shirt with blue overalls on top

    1 in 100

    1 in 100 girls in rural India reach the 12th grade.

  • Tampons placed in the sand

    11,000 Products

    11,000 disposable pads and tampons are used by people with a period over their reproductive lifetime.

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How Saalt is Helping

  • MENSTRUAL HEALTH
  • EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
  • SUSTAINABILITY
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Menstrual Health

Everyone should have the right to a safe and dignified period. We empower individuals with the knowledge and long-term solutions to improve their menstrual health, which increases gender equality and opens conversations that bring awareness and break down social stigmas.

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Education & Empowerment

Access to period care keeps girls in school, breaking the cycle of poverty for generations. We’re fueled by the power educated women have to lift their families and invest back into their local economy, bringing change to entire communities.