Your social media feed probably gives you plenty of opportunities to buy something.

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Another sweatshirt. A new TV that you can't get anywhere else. Something for the kitchen you think is cool and will probably use once. It can be a lot.

Nurse Noah’s Campaign Supports Mid-Michigan Women’s Shelters

A campaign from Authentic Nurse Noah is giving those purchases a local purpose: supporting women's shelters and safe centers in Mid-Michigan.

According to his website, profits from sales of his Believe Her collection during October 2026, after processing and service fees, will be donated to those organizations. That means the campaign applies to purchases from the specific collection, with profits going toward the effort.

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The goal is to raise over $10,000 after fundraising surpassed the original $1,000 goal and reached $6,000.

Who Is Authentic Nurse Noah?

If you're unfamiliar with Noah, he describes himself as a family nurse practitioner, husband, dad, and women's health advocate. His online community centers on conversations about health, relationships, consent, and equality, including subjects people aren't always comfortable discussing.

What’s in the Believe Her Collection?

The Believe Her collection includes shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, notebooks, and tote bags. Designs feature messages including "Believe Women," "Survivor - Not Victim," and "Her Body. Her Voice. Her Story."

There are options at different price points, including a $6 decal, a $15 mug, and several $25 shirts.

How to Donate to Nurse Noah’s Campaign

Already have enough coffee mugs in your cabinet? The campaign page also includes a donation option, with preset amounts and a custom contribution field.

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