We are a part of the youth council for the local food pantry, where we help provide food for unhoused locals. Since they were unable to afford much, they prioritized food over hygienic products. We realized that this was a leading factor in the cause of period poverty and wanted to do something about it. We addressed this problem by taking direct action and constructing a social enterprise that provides feminine menstrual products, such as maxi pads and tampons, in a safe, public pantry for underprivileged individuals. Not only does this allow for women to have access to the products, but it also helps raise awareness of the lack of importance that this problem is given. Our project works because we focus on making the products available in the locations where people need them most. We also make sure that these products are constantly replenished at the stands, which allows for them to be accessible. The project does not only represent giving back to the community, but it also focuses on building something innovative that keeps working overtime, helping more people, easing tensions between the homeless and underserved communities and the rest of society, and making a real difference in the world. Through our project, we have been able to help many women, who have been very appreciative and also fix the broken equilibrium where people don’t help the underprivileged unless the situation affects them personally.