For organizations
Three ways to work with us
FlowForward is pre-launch, so every program below is at pilot stage. We would rather agree a small, well-designed pilot than promise a rollout we cannot deliver.
Community distribution partners
You know your community. We supply the product.
We are speaking with community organizations in British Columbia and other regions to shape a responsible, partner-led distribution model.
- Donation recipient organizations
- Schools
- Shelters
- Community centres
- Menstrual-equity organizations
- International distribution partners
FlowForward provides
- Product units at the agreed pilot quantity
- Plain-language care and washing information
- Shipping coordination and delivery scheduling
- A named contact for the duration of the pilot
- A written summary of pilot results shared with the partner first
The partner provides
- Context on recipient needs, sizing and language
- Distribution to the people they already support
- A point of contact for scheduling and feedback
- Confirmation of quantities received and distributed
- Consent decisions on any published information
Start a partner conversation
Nothing is committed by getting in touch. We start with a conversation about whether a reusable product suits your community.
Pilot process
Five steps from first call to published results.
- 01
Introductory conversation
We learn what your organization needs, who you serve, and whether a reusable product is practical in your context.
- 02
Scope and feasibility
Together we define quantities, sizing mix, timing, storage, and any education or care support required.
- 03
Written pilot agreement
We record responsibilities, data handling, and feedback expectations in writing before anything ships.
- 04
Pilot distribution
The partner manages distribution. FlowForward supplies product, care information, and logistics support.
- 05
Review and reporting
We collect partner and recipient feedback, then publish results as delivered impact once confirmed.
Workplace and campus programs
A pilot-stage enterprise model, described honestly.
This is a proposed workplace platform. It is not a live service, and we will not sell it as one until a pilot has run.
Workplace dispensing concept
A proposed workplace platform that keeps period products stocked in restrooms rather than behind a request desk.
Pilot-stage enterprise model
Restocking support
Scheduled resupply based on agreed usage levels, coordinated with facilities teams.
Proposed workplace platform
Optional ESG reporting
Summary reporting on units supplied and impact units sponsored, reported only from data we actually hold.
Proposed workplace platform
Access measurement
Optional, consent-based measurement of access and absenteeism, designed with the client before a pilot begins.
Pilot-stage enterprise model
Impact unit sponsorship
Organizations can fund additional impact units distributed through community partners.
Pilot-stage enterprise model
Request a workplace conversation
Tell us about your site and we will be clear about what a pilot could and could not cover.
Sponsorship
Fund impact units beyond the one-for-one model.
Organizations can fund additional impact units distributed through community partners. We report only what partners confirm, and we will not attribute delivered impact to a sponsor before it has happened.