Our Mission

The Condom Fairy’s mission is to provide people with the information and material resources they need to make fully autonomous decisions about their sexual and reproductive healthcare, while reducing as many barriers to access as possible.

Our Story

The Condom Fairy is a nurse-led nonprofit based in Seattle, Washington; founded in 2024, The Condom Fairy is a registered 501(c)(3). Sofia, the Founder and Director of the organization, attended nursing school at Seattle University. She brings her public health education and understanding of social determinants of health to this community care program.

The Condom Fairy was originally born out of a research project through which Sofia identified a system-wide hole in reproductive access both on campus and in the wider community. Despite living in a “blue state,” many Washingtonians still face barriers to accessing essential healthcare and significant disparities in reproductive healthcare persist. This is particularly the case among Black, Indigenous, people of color, and immigrant communities. With her background in abortion care and women’s health, Sofia was able to draw upon her existing network to begin compiling resources and cultivating community partnerships.

What began as a research project has grown into a statewide network of resource stations that provide free products, educational materials, and referrals — all in discreet, safe spaces.

Our Impact

In our first year, we:

• Established 25+ resource stations statewide

• Distributed over 1,000 tablets of Plan B

• Shared thousands of condoms and hundreds of pregnancy tests

• Provided pro-abortion pins, stickers, zines, and educational materials

• Reached thousands each month through social media

Our Core Values

• Reproductive Justice — the right to have children, or NOT have children, and to raise kids in safe, healthy, & sustainable environments. Learn more from SisterSong.

• Bodily Autonomy — the fundamental right of an individual to make their own decision about their body, free from coercion or external interference or influence.

• Community Care — The well-being of individuals is linked to the health of the community as a whole. We're all connected and we take care of us.

• True Freedom of Choice — Through our resource stations we endeavor to promote All Options when it comes to sexual and reproductive wellness. Freedom of choice is not possible without information, education, safety, and access.

• Collective Liberation — Collective liberation from patriarchy for all individuals. Freedom and equity for all. None of us is free until everyone is free.