Based in the United Kingdom, Auntie Daisy is a social enterprise that couples women's hygiene products with education and empowerment. The monthly tampon and sanitary pad subscription service has partnered with Camfed in order to also provide girls with the products that will allow them to learn and attend school instead of missing days when they are on their period.
"We are delighted that 100% of the profits from Auntie Daisy’s tampon and sanitary towel delivery service go to Camfed, a charity that helps fight poverty by educating and empowering girls in rural communities," they wrote today on the company blog. "By buying your tampons and sanitary towels through Auntie Daisy you are supporting girls who would otherwise be excluded from school, helping them to shape bright futures for themselves."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Tampon Subscription Services
- Subscription services for women's hygiene products are turning to charitable initiatives.
- Socially Responsible Commerce
- Businesses specializing in delivering essential products are incorporating charitable donations.
- Empowering Girls
- Initiatives to promote female education and empowerment through access to hygiene products are growing.
Who This Affects Most
- Social Enterprise
- Social enterprises are tapping into the subscription service model to tackle issues around economic inequality.
- Feminine Hygiene Products
- Providers of feminine hygiene products are partnering with charities to support social change.
- Education Non-profits
- Education-focused non-profits are teaming up with subscription services to increase access to education across the globe.
