Livlit, an Amazon best-selling organic sanitary pad brand, has donated 4,300 packs of organic pads valued at approximately $40,000 to support underserved women across the United States. The donation was made possible through a partnership between MXN Commerce USA Inc., Livlit's U.S. distributor, and SSK, the brand's manufacturer in Korea. The products are being delivered to low-income women and homeless individuals who face barriers to accessing essential hygiene products. Hiuskorea
Livlit is an organic period care brand manufactured in Korea and sold in the U.S. through Amazon, with women's health as its core value. The initiative took shape when Sylvia Patton, Chair of the K-Kimchi Global Alliance Washington DC Committee, received word of the donation plan and connected with Pastor Jae-Eok Kim of GoodSpoon Mission, who leads Hispanic community outreach in the region. Hiuskorea
Pastor Kim personally received the donated goods in New Jersey, and the first distribution took place on May 30 and June 1 at Hispanic community ministry sites in Falls Church and Annandale, Virginia, with priority given to low-income families and women in the area. Hiuskorea
This is not MXN Commerce USA's first community initiative. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022, the company donated 100,000 masks to support the Korean-American and local communities. CEO Dongho Shin shared his hope that this contribution helps neighbors and local communities grow into warmer, stronger ones, and reaffirmed the company's commitment to building Livlit into a brand that champions women's health and gives back to the community. Hiuskorea
Livlit and MXN Commerce USA will continue working to be a brand that grows together with the communities it serves — beyond the products we make.