Educate

We provide workshops to educate menstruating youth and young adults in the Jacksonville community, and provide resources to raise awareness and destigmatize menstrual health.

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Eliminate

In our efforts to solve the period poverty issues in our community, we create access to free menstruation health products to local shelters, organizations and individuals in need throughout Jax.

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Empower

We seek to empower menstruating individuals through advocating for menstrual equity, not only in our community but throughout all of Florida.

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Our Mission

Here at Project Spot we strive to promote menstrual health education, empower menstruating individuals and eliminate period poverty. At the heart of our organization's mission we seek to encourage individuals to embrace their period with dignity and without societal judgment.

By creating access to vital education and free menstruation products, our goal is to ensure that everyone has the ability to experience their cycle without the burden of unmet needs. Together we will build a community where menstruation is normalized, free from stigma, and acknowledged as a basic human right.

Meet The Founder

Kendall Moore, Full-time mom, Blogger and Founder + Executive Director of Project Spot.

In 2023 I started a period health blog as a way to educate the community as well as bring awareness to the growing period poverty issues people are facing worldwide. It was shocking to discover the amount of people who have to go through their cycle without access to basic period hygiene products. In 2024 I decided to take things a step further and turn my small blog into something bigger. The goal we started with was simple, to create a community where people can experience their period without the burden of unmet needs. That goal is still present but we've added a few more things we want to achieve.

Along with the large amount of people suffering from the hardships of period poverty, there are so many young people who have no idea what to do when their period comes. While some menstruators have the luxury of learning everything they need to know from their parents or people close to them, many others don't have that experience. Unfortunately periods are still seen as an uncomfortable topic to speak on publicly, due to societal judgment, but that shouldn't be the case. Young menstruators should feel safe and encouraged to ask any questions they have and period education should be easily accessed and always available.