We believe that no woman or girl should go without the very basic essentials and that together we really do have the power to make a difference.
March Forward
This March, you can raise funds for Share the Dignity by hosting your own International Women's Day fundraiser with your workplace, school, or community group. Simply sign up today and your support will help make a difference to women, girls, and anyone with a period who is experiencing period poverty.
The theme for International Women's Day 2025, as established by UN Women, is March Forward: It's time to turn promises into progress.
Get Started
We have created a range of tools to make it easy for you to host your event and help you make a real impact this International Women's Day. We've got you covered with posters, social media tiles, fundraising tools and videos to help you make your event a real success.
Follow the link below to register. It's so easy and only takes a couple of minutes. Share your profile with coworkers, family and friends and get sharing on social media! No matter what you decide to do for your event, we will give you the tips and tools to make it a success.
Join our FREE webinar
We are hosting a free webinar on Monday, 10th March with Share the Dignity Founder and Managing Director, Rochelle Courtenay!
If you'd like to hear the story of Share the Dignity, learn how we've tackled challenges to create real change and hear all about how you can make a difference this International Women's Day, then make sure to save your spot!
Fundraising Goals
All hosts will recieve a personal donation page, where you have the opportunity to upload information about your event, photos and updates along the way. Whether your event is being held in person or online, your page allows anyone the opportunity to get involved and support you from anywhere.
Share the Dignity?
Share the Dignity is a national charity working to ensure women, girls, and anyone with a period isn't forced to face the indignity of period poverty when at-risk of or experiencing domestic violence, homelessness or poverty. When someone is doing it tough, the last thing on their mind should be dealing with their period.
Our work directly benefits those in crisis experiencing period poverty. We assist those in need by collecting hundreds of thousands of period products each year through collection drives and campaigns. These products are distributed directly to charities across Australia.
