Sustainable Underwear Australia

5 pairs of Period Underwear to remote Aboriginal women

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$14.08 $22 In stock

Category: Donation

For $22, you can provide 5 pairs of period underwear to Aboriginal women in remote communities through Sustainable Underwear Australia. This donation item is offered via DonateMate.

  • Donation amount: $22
  • Provides 5 pairs of period underwear
  • Recipients: Aboriginal women in remote communities
  • Category: Donation
  • Brand: DonateMate
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward Q. ★★★★★

Didn't realize how much five pairs could actually matter until I read that this covers a full cycle for someone. Donating $22 to put period underwear in the hands of women who can't just grab them at a shop felt like the easiest yes.

Joshua R. ★★★★★

Knowing five pairs of period underwear actually reach women in remote communities makes this the easiest $22 I've spent. Period products are expensive and hard to get out there, so something reusable like this genuinely matters.

Alexander ★★★★★

Five pairs for $22 feels like a small thing, but I know how much period underwear costs here, so it's a real difference. Glad the donation goes through a group already working with remote communities instead of me guessing where it ends up.