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Donations, Dymon and Storage

Posted on 27 December 2022
Donations, Dymon and Storage

Updated on 13 December 2024

The Period Purse (TPP) has a storage unit in Toronto, that provides you a drop off location year round! (Sorry, you probably need access to a car.)

1. Come when you can!

The TPP headquarters are located in Dymon Storage.

1460 The Queensway, Etobicoke, M8Z 1S4 (near Kipling & The Queensway)

Drop off your donation during business hours:

Monday-Friday 8am-9pm
Sat & Sun 9am-6pm

You don’t need to write to us and confirm, you’ll drop off the donations with the Dymon staff and they will let us know. Thank you, thank you!

Dymon Storage (big tall sign that says, "Dymon")
c/o The Period Purse
1460 The Queensway, M111
Etobicoke, ON
M8Z 1S4

* Across the street from IKEA Etobicoke, north side of Queensway
* Enter the parking lot off Vansco Road

2. Bring all your donations!

We only accept: pads & tampons (open boxes are fine), menstrual cups & discs (new), cloth pads (new), and underwear (new).

* we do not accept bags, purses, toiletries, etc.

For larger donations (skid sized, etc.), please contact our Outreach Manager.


3. Easy drop off!

Dymon provides quick & easy drop off. You don’t need an appointment or our staff to be there. Dymon staff will take your donations directly!

- park in front of their retail store (yes, it looks like a store, not a storage unit)- this entrance is closest to Ikea, facing Vansco Road
- enter through their double automatic doors
- drop your donation at the front desk
- tell them it's a delivery for The Period Purse

4. Snap a picture, share and tag!

Take a picture of your donation- tag us on social @theperiodpurse

Pat yourself on the back. You are helping those who are impacted by period poverty!

Thank you for your donation! Any questions, please email us.

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