Project Goddess PDX

I've been MIA for a while, and I do apologize for that. Life has been unsettled and hectic and it hasn't slowed down or gotten any easier. But I'm committed to this project even if I'm terrible with timelines and management. Im committed to helping as soon as I'm in a position to do so. 💕

Im probably going to sound like a dingus in an attempt to explain this properly, but this is important to say and I'm just not sure how to word it best.

Project goddess PDX is, and always will be, as inclusive as possible!

When I say we are helping women, that is because its short and fits in the bio. What I actually mean is, if you are homeless and you need tampons, pads, makeup, or anything, no matter what gender you are, I will bring you supplies.

"Tampon and makeup Goddess for humans that bleed and enjoy mascara" just wasn't quite as catchy.

Over here, we believe that trans peeps are valid, that black lives matter. We believe in stopping asian hate. We believe in women's rights. We believe in human rights. We believe that no matter what your body looks like, you are beautiful and valid and deserving of help.

We believe that one small act or kindness can have a profound effect on the world. You CAN change the world. You start by changing one person's day, through an act of kindness and compassion. Then their week is a bit easier. Their view on people and the world can make a positive turn. They might be inspired to show another kindness, and so on and so forth. Before you know it the world is full of more good then bad. And this is how it starts. With you doing something as simple as buying an extra box of tampons at walmart, or stopping your car to help a turtle across the road, or uplifting a stranger, or reminding someone that their soul is beautiful.

It starts with you. It starts with all of us.
Be the change you wish to see in the world.

To kick things off, get a backpack or purse, fill it with treasures like tampons, pads, makeup, fast food gift cards, nail polish, wet wipes, mascara, brushes, hair ties, lotions, whatever you think you would need if you were a homeless woman, and people kept shoving canned chicken soup, dry rice and green beans at you.

Snap a photo and tag it and share it here! Spread the word and explain what you're doing until this catches on!

Love and light!