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Title: 17-Year-Old Nonprofit Founder Launches Free Period-Tracking App to Tackle Menstrual Health Education Globally

Atlanta, GA, United States, 11th Aug 2026 - At just 17 years old, Morgan Anika Spencer is expanding her advocacy for menstrual health with the release of Lotus Flo. The free period-tracking and health education app is now officially available on the Apple App Store, offering teens a private tool to understand their bodies, track their cycles, and access accurate health information.As the founder of Lotus Flo Inc., a registered 501(c) nonprofit, Spencer has dedicated her efforts to ending period poverty on a global scale. Her civic engagement began locally when she served as the youngest Youth Commissioner in the history of Gwinnett County (Georgia's second-largest county). This early public service shaped her commitment to helping young people access safe, chemical-free menstrual products.Spencer established the organization to address a severe gap in access to menstrual products free of PFAS; chemicals often found in everyday items. Lotus Flo partners with international organizations to distribute these products to schools, shelters, and communities worldwide, alongside hosting educational workshops that provide accurate, stigma-free information.“I started Lotus Flo because I saw how many young people were being held back by something as simple as not having access to safe products or accurate information about their own bodies,” said Morgan Spencer, Founder of Lotus Flo Inc. “Whether it’s through our workshops, our product distribution, or now our app, my goal is the same: no one should have to choose between their health and their dignity.”Funding for the Lotus Flo app was secured in September 2025 after Spencer placed second out of more than 4,000 attendees at the Jack and Jill of America On The Hill Summit Pitch Competition in Washington, D.C., earning a grant spon...

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