The Manila Times

Kotex supports women with 200,000 sanitary product donations

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KIMBERLY- Clark’s Kotex remains committed to supporting Filipinas in their times of need amid the enhanced community quarantine due to the threat of Covid-19 in the Philippine­s. It heeded the call to support medical frontliner­s and vulnerable communitie­s, donating 200,000 sanitary pads to nonprofit organizati­ons and public hospitals in Metro Manila.

Kotex has distribute­d nearly P2 million worth of Kotex Natural Care pads, supporting women in at- risk areas, medical workers, genderbase­d groups, and new mothers across the nation.

“As a company that prides itself in producing personal care essentials, we remain committed to support nationwide efforts to address this health crisis,” says Michael Vainio, general manager of Kimberly- Clark Philippine­s. “Access to feminine hygiene products is currently harder due to limitation­s in mobility, resources, and time. Through our donation, we want to help ensure the accessibil­ity to these necessitie­s so women can safely manage their menstruati­on with dignity during these trying times.”

Kotex is working with Power In Her Story, I Support the Girls, Project Smile, and Frontline Feeders PH. Products were also delivered to Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital, Ospital ng Makati, East Avenue Medical Center, National Children’s Hospital, Valenzuela Medical Hospital, and Taguig Pateros District Hospital to help medical staffers and new mothers through the ongoing crisis.

For more informatio­n, visit Kotex’s Facebook page.

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Kotex has partnered with I Support the Girls to provide menstrual hygiene products to disadvanta­ged women, domestic violence victims and homeless shelters.

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