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Give Her a Reason to Hope

Join us in restoring dignity to homeless teen girls in Boston—through your time, your gifts, or your partnership. Every act of support says, “You are seen. You are valued.”

About Us

Her Struggle is Silent. Your Actions is Powerful

Imagine being a teenager—trying to focus on school or stay safe—while worrying about how to manage your period without products or privacy. That’s the daily reality for thousands of homeless girls in Boston.

But your support changes that. Whether it’s a kit filled with hygiene supplies, a few hours of your time, or a recurring gift, your action tells her: “You matter. Your needs matter.”

You’re not just giving pads and soap—you’re giving peace of mind, restored dignity, and the chance for her to feel normal again.

A sad-looking young woman with long brown hair sits on a floor, leaning against a white wall. She is barefoot and wearing a black t-shirt and black pants, with one hand on her head and a pensive expression.

Choose How You Want to Help

Volunteer

Make the most of your time to create a positive impact. You can:

Help assemble kits
Participate in street outreach
Share hygiene education or mentor young girls

Donate

Support us financially or sponsor care kits for homeless teen girls.

$20 provides one complete hygiene & wellness kit
$50 helps us serve multiple girls through outreach
Monthly giving options are available

Partner

Join as a business, school, or community group. Support can include:

Hosting drives
Donating space or supplies
Sponsoring events or programs

Testimonials

Partnering with Red Umbrella Project was an easy yes. Their impact is real, and their team is driven by purpose. We’re proud to stand with them."

— Natalie Kim, Outreach Lead, CareWell Co.

"When I got my first hygiene kit, I finally felt clean, like I mattered. I didn’t expect a small bag to make me feel human again. Thank you for seeing girls like me."

— Maya, 16

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