Monthly affair, shared responsibility: 100 thousand products against menstrual poverty
Nearly 100,000 products, a total of 3,000,000 forints in support, are the results of the fundraising and awareness campaign announced by Tesco and its supplier partners at the beginning of June.
During the initiative, the partners donated 30 forints from the price of every feminine hygiene product sold to the Ecumenical Aid Organization, which uses the proceeds to put together intimate hygiene packages for disadvantaged girls and women, as well as organize educational programs so that menstruation does not become an obstacle to learning, social life or employment.
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