Care Built With Community

We partner with schools, community leaders, and trusted organizations across the Gulf South and Jamaica to expand access to menstrual care, postpartum support, and essential resources for women and girls.


What We Do

We support women, girls, and families through dignity-centered care, community connection, and equitable access to essential resources across the Gulf South, including Florida and Louisiana, and in Jamaica. Our work is rooted in compassion, coordination, and a commitment to building lasting community well-being.

Maternal & Postpartum Support

We support expectant and new mothers across the Gulf South by providing essential supplies, community baby showers, and connections to local mental health and social support resources. Our work centers pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the fourth trimester to promote healthy outcomes for mothers and families.

If you are located in South Florida, particularly the Miramar area, and are interested in collaborating to support postpartum mothers and families, we welcome you to reach out at admin@dollydreamsfoundation.com! Volunteers, vendors, photographers, needed for our Spring 2026 community baby shower!

Menstrual Equity & Care Access

Across Florida, Louisiana, and Jamaica, we provide menstrual products, hygiene supplies, and other essentials often burdened by the pink tax. Our approach ensures women and girls can meet their basic needs with dignity, confidence, and consistent access to care.

Read more about our Flow Fairy Campaign, featured in The Jamaica Gleaner, here!

Disaster Relief & Community Response

In Jamaica, we partner with trusted local organizations to coordinate disaster relief efforts that prioritize equitable, system-wide distribution, pre and post Hurricane Melissa. We support schools, orphanages, and community partners to ensure aid reaches those most impacted in fair, sustainable ways.

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Our Mission & Values

Dolly Dreams Foundation is rooted in the belief that care should be dignified, accessible, and led by community voices. Our values guide how we steward resources, build partnerships, and support women, girls, and families across local and global contexts.

Community Care

in Action

Our Work, In Our Own Words

In this conversation with Professor SosoBone on Cut the Fat Podcast, founder Diamond Cunningham shares the strategy and community organizing behind the Flow Fairy Campaign, which delivered more than 25,000 menstrual products to girls in Jamaica. The interview explores period stigma in schools, the logistics of scaling grassroots drives, and how research, community partnerships, and lived experience come together to advance menstrual and maternal health.