About The Cycle & Founder Mia Vaske

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The Cycle is a non-profit organization that focuses on improving women's health. It aims to address the physical, mental, and social well-being of women, going beyond surface-level conversations.

Here’s a more detailed look at The Cycle’s activities and mission:

The organization aims to support women's health, organize meaningful fundraisers, run awareness campaigns, and provide resources to educate and give back locally. They focus on providing local solutions by distributing feminine products to schools and shelters in Southwest Florida.

The Cycle organizes local fundraisers, donation drives, and awareness campaigns to raise funds and collect feminine hygiene products.

The Cycle hosts a monthly podcast that discusses topics related to women's      health, including challenges with menstrual cycles, expert advice, interviews with medical professionals, global issues, and promotion of events and fundraisers.

The Cycle is proud to be a part of some amazing Women's Networking organizations and to support women in business that are impacting lives and making a difference in our community. The more we connect, the more we grow! Building a "Net" that "Works" is what Cycle Connect is all about! 

Follow our Events page for a complete list of where we will be next and how we can Connect! 

The Cycle's website offers information on various women's health issues, such as menstrual cycles and mental health, and provides support and a list of resources, including doctors and clinics, to assist women with their health. 

Additionally, we provide an updated calendar of Women's Networking Events throughout SWFL. 

Mia, founder of The Cycle, is a 17-year-old student at Bishop Verot High School in Southwest Florida. She is involved in multiple organizations and initiatives.

Mia aims to combine her networking associations with the Women in Business Network of the Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce and other women's groups to raise awareness for women’s health and wellness. 

 Mia plans to collect feminine products to be distributed to areas in need. The Cycle focuses on distributing feminine products to schools and shelters in SWFL.

Mia was named “Teen of Impact” for SWFL by the American Heart Association. She plans to hold events and fundraisers for the organization. The Teen of Impact program inspires young people to take action for their own hearts and the hearts of others, and nominees create Impact Teams that raise money for research. The American Heart Association has been fighting heart disease and stroke for over 100 years.