Ranger Lady Inc Serve(s) Others with Personal Dignity items. Our brothers and sisters, living with mental illness some times reside in locked Long Term Care facilities, often abandoned by family or are homeless on the streets accessing resource centers for their Personal Dignity items.

  • Ranger Lady Inc is now also known as Dignity Dealer.
  • It is the same organization providing Personal Dignity items
  • New socks, new undies, new t-shirts and or gently used bras.

 

Our Mission

Provide Personal Dignity items for residents in locked Long Term Care facilities or to those experiencing homelessness. Women need new socks, undies and or gently used bras of any size, style or color. Men need new socks, briefs/boxers and T-shirts. Responsibility lies with facilities to provide clothing items. Decreased federal reimbursement rates and shrinking state funds make it difficult to provide all their needs.

  • Most of us know the feeling of new socks and fresh undies.
  • Imagine not having that feeling; sometimes for years.
  • Join Ranger Lady Inc in providing Personal Dignity items.

The Need is Real.

Everyone Deserves Dignity.

Help us by donating to support our perpetual fund.

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Since our founding in 2007, we have donated thousands of gently used bras and other new Personal Dignity items. We grow from year to year thanks to the generous efforts of our donors, and you can help.

Bras are the biggest need in facilities and homeless shelters. It speaks to the absolute desire a woman has in caring for herself with dignity.  Bras are the most expensive item we provide, thus collecting gently used bras and sharing them is critical to what Ranger Lady Inc does.

Wash, Bag (1 bra in 1 zip bag), Tag (size written on zip bag) and Mail them to:

Ranger Lady c/o Cindy Gillman

3156 N Loma Vista

Mesa, AZ 85213-2050

We DO NOT accept used undies, socks or T-shirts.

 

Our Story

Cindy Gillman, an adoptee, was reunited with her birth mother and older sister in 2000. As residents in separate mental illness facilities, each were unaware of the other’s existence. Cindy learned her birth mother was homeless for the 20 years she was looking for her. Deeply touched by her experience, she felt she must give back.

Cindy and her family started purchasing Personal Dignity items: socks, undies and bras for the women; socks, briefs and T-shirts for the men. Calling on friends, in 2007 to help, they were able to provide items for 103 residents.

Ranger Lady Inc incorporated in 2010 and acquired non-profit status in 2011.

As a cross-country motorcyclist, she connected with people of every walk of life, told her unusual story and raised awareness for the cause. Cindy invites all women to send gently used bras to Serve Others.

The Ranger Lady name is representative of women who roam and suffer with mental illness.

The Dignity Dealer name is an accurate descriptive phrase we’ve found to explain what we do: providing Personal Dignity.