Grace poured out. Dignity restored.

Who We Are

Pouring Into Her is more than an initiative—it’s a sacred calling birthed from the heart of Coffee, Sweat & Tears™ and fueled by a deep desire to serve underprivileged girls and women who often go unseen. This movement was born during a time when I was empty, longing to be poured into myself, yet God showed me that healing often begins when we pour out what we’ve been given.

From that place of grace, Pouring Into Her emerged—a mission to meet both the physical and emotional needs of girls and women who lack access to everyday essentials like sanitary products, hygiene care, and personal items. But beyond the basics, this is about restoring the dignity that life’s hardships may have stolen.

It’s about showing her she’s not forgotten. That her story matters. That she is worthy of compassion, care, and community.

Rooted in faith, Pouring Into Her seeks to be a vessel of God’s love—pouring grace into empty places, filling hearts with hope, and inspiring her to rise, thrive, and one day pour into others.

Mission Statement

Pouring Into Her exists to restore dignity, hope, and purpose to underprivileged girls and women by meeting essential needs and nurturing their God-given worth. Through compassion, community, and grace, we pour into her life—one gift, one prayer, one act of love at a time—so she can rise with confidence, strength, and faith.

"She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come."

Proverbs 31:25

Our Vision for Her Future

We envision a world where every girl knows she is worthy of care, full of purpose, and never alone in her journey.

Through grace, we believe she will rise and pour into others, creating a legacy of love and dignity.

Together, we can be the hands and heart of this vision.

The Why Behind the Pour

I grew up never having to wonder if I had what I needed to care for myself—especially during my cycle. Pads, soap, comfort… they were always there. But after giving birth to my first child, God opened my eyes in a way I couldn’t ignore. I saw what so many women and girls face daily: the silent struggle of not having even the most basic personal care.

I realized some mothers barely have what they need to heal after birth—physically or emotionally. And I began to see the girls, just starting their journey into womanhood, who go without month after month, trying to cope without essentials, without dignity, without support.

That’s when something stirred in me—a calling to pour into her.

To pour into the mothers battling postpartum pain, depression, breastfeeding struggles, and feeling unseen.

To pour into the young girls wrestling with their self-worth, facing each cycle unprepared, ashamed, or afraid.

Pouring Into Her was born from that place. From compassion. From grace. From the belief that dignity should never be a privilege, but a promise. A promise we make to every girl and woman who needs to know she’s worth pouring into.

Relevant Facts

Menstrual Care:
- 1 in 5 teens in the U.S. have struggled to afford period products or were not able to purchase them at all. (Source: Period Equity)
- 84% of teens have either missed class or know someone who has because they did not have access to period products. (Source: State of the Period Report)
- Two-thirds of low-income women in the U.S. couldn’t afford menstrual products at some point in the last year. (Source: BMC Women’s Health)
Postpartum Care:
- 60% of women do not receive adequate information about postpartum care needs. (Source: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists)
- Low-income mothers often lack access to postpartum hygiene items like pads, nursing supplies, and other essentials.
- Postpartum depression affects about 1 in 7 women, and lack of physical care access can worsen mental health struggles. (Source: CDC)

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