The drive, initially introduced in Delhi, has now been extended to Mumbai. “After the responses from Delhi, we realised the great need for it in Mumbai as well,” she reveals. Pandey and her team of seven co-founders have been handling calls, verifying sources and donating menstrual cups, seven days a week. “Once a healthcare worker approaches us, we verify their identity with their ID card. After we get their address, we send it across that day itself through platforms like Dunzo or Wefast. We have volunteers in Delhi and Mumbai. Our volunteer packs up the cup and gives it to the delivery person from either of two services, and they deliver it across these two cities,” she explains.

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The responses have been pouring in for the team, with influencers and publications adding them to lists of COVID-19 resources. Naturally, the need to generate funds to sustain their donation drives has increased significantly. Pandey adds, “Because of the great response, we’ve been trying to generate more funds to continue these drives. For now, the healthcare workers who are approaching us have heard of cups, and have made up their mind to use them, too.”

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