AUSTRALIA | Woolworths is supporting its long-term partner Share the Dignity this month by donating five cents from the sale of period care products to the charity until the 31st of March 2026.
The funds will help maintain a national network of over 110 Dignity Vending Machines across Australia, ensuring that free period products are available in essential community hubs, shelters, domestic violence refuges, hospitals and schools.
The iconic pink collection boxes are also set up in stores, where customers can donate any period care products in their original packaging, including pads, tampons, menstrual cups, period undies, reusable pads, and incontinence aids.
Rochelle Courtenay, Founder and Managing Director of Share the Dignity, said that access to period products is not a luxury; it is a basic necessity.
Thanks to Woolworths, our Dignity Drive collection boxes are available in communities across Australia, helping us close the gap for women, girls and all those who menstruate doing it tough.
Loretta Arrastia, Woolworths Community Partnerships Manager, added that bringing the Dignity Drive to life each March is a true team effort between passionate store members and generous customers.
We’re incredibly grateful to every shopper who joins us in supporting Share the Dignity to ensure no one has to go without essential period care.
A number of offers will be available throughout the month across the period care range, including half price on the U by Kotex range until the 3rd of March 2026.
Starting on Wednesday, the 13th of March 2026, all Everyday Rewards members will earn triple points on every shop at Woolworths and Metro in-store and online, including any top-ups of period care products.
Woolworths has partnered with Share the Dignity since 2019, donating more than AUD 3.3 million over the last seven years.
