recipients

dedicated to our Lāhui

We at Ma’i Movement Hawai’i believe it is our kuleana, or responsibility, to take care of everyone in the islands regardless of age, sex, race or background.  We distribute to individuals and organizations by mail, delivery and distribution fairs.

O'ahu

  • Waimānalo Health Center – Medical Services
  • Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
  • The Pantry by Feeding Hawaii Together
  • Hawai’i Health & Harm Reduction Center
  • Susannah Wesley Community Center
  • Hale Kipa
  • Partners In Care
  • Kokua Kalihi Valley
  • Hui Mahi’ai Aina
  • Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii
  • Zenerations Hawaii
  • Family Promise of Hawaii
  • Family Hui Hawaii
  • Family Assessment Center
  • Community Empowerment Resources
  • Child & Family Service – Mana’olana
  • Child & Family Service – Malama Ola
  • Catholic Charities Hawaii – Hale Wai Vista and Koastal Kids Program
  • Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii- Nanakuli
  • Hawaii Foodbank
 

Hawai'i island

  • West Hawaii Community Health Center
  • The Salvation Army:Family Intervention Services
  • North Hawaii Domestic Violence Action Committee
  • Neighborhood Place of Puna
  • Men of Pa’a
  • HOPE Services Hawaii
  • Hawaiʻi Community College- Pālamanui
  • Bay Clinic Inc.
  • The Food Basket
 

Moloka'i

  • Molokai Ohana Health Care, Inc.
  • Molokai Community Health Center

kauaʻi & Niʻihau

  • Kauaʻi Diaper Pantry (Aloha Diaper Bank)
  • Ho’omana Thrift Shop
  • Ho’ola Lahui Hawaii
  • Catholic Charities Hawaii
  • The Salvation Army Hanapepe

lāna'i

  • Lāna’i Community Health Center
  • Food Pantry Lāna’i

Correctional Center

While Hawai’i law mandates sanitary products be provided for free to incarcerated people, menstruators still find themselves unable to manage their period needs.  They earn as little as $0.07/hr and yet a box of tampons costs $7.59 in the commissary.  We believe every individual has the right to manage their period with dignity, which is why we are committed to donating to correctional facilities around the islands.  Check out who we’ve donated to so far.

Schools

Since 2020, bills have been introduced to make period products available for free to public secondary students grades 6th to 12th.  Nothing has passed, but our fight continues and our work doesn’t stop.  Check out the schools we’ve partnered with so far.