Community
Impact.
From the early origins of our company, our founders made giving back a priority. These efforts continue to build trust and equity for P&G and our brands.
Whether it’s supporting hygiene education, providing a simple necessity like clean water or delivering essentials to families impacted by disasters, our brands, people and partners help communities around the world through meaningful actions that improve lives every day.
Brands Making an Impact
One of the ways our brands positively impact communities is by providing their benefits to people facing challenging circumstances. That’s why we work together with our employees, superior performing brands, and partners to help people meet their daily cleaning, health and hygiene needs.
Taking Action Around the World
For generations, P&G and our brands have united to support people and communities around the world in times of need.
Sharing The Power of Clean Water
Since 2004, we’ve shared our cleaning innovation to deliver clean water to children and families in need through our P&G Children’s Safe Drinking Water Program (CSDW), powered by the P&G Purifier of Water packet. Each 4-gram packet acts as a mini-water treatment plant, purifying 10 liters of contaminated water in just 30 minutes by killing bacteria and viruses and removing parasites. A family can have clean drinking water for an entire day using only the packet, a bucket, a spoon, and a cloth.
In 2023, with the help from our more than 150 global partners, we delivered our 21 billionth liter of clean water on our way to our goal of 25 billion liters by 2025.
Donating Product to Families in Need Across the UK
No one should have to go without essential everyday products. In the UK, P&G has a long-standing partnership with In Kind Direct, the leading UK charity dedicated to distributing donated consumer products from manufacturers and retailers to UK charities. Since 2001, P&G has donated millions of products to In Kind Direct to support over 7,500 charitable organisations. P&G’s partnership with In Kind Direct allows products to be donated at scale, helping ensure they reach the people who need them most.
Delivering Relief in Times of Need
Through our long-standing partnerships with disaster relief organizations, we’re able to provide the comforts of home and a sense of normalcy through services, products, and financial donations, making each day a little better for communities impacted by natural disasters and other unexpected challenges.
During Times Of Crisis, Our Actions Are Guided By Three Core Principles:
Protecting the health, safety, and wellbeing of P&G people.
Serving people around the world who count on our brands and the benefits they provide.
Supporting communities in need through our longstanding partnerships with local and global relief agencies.
P&G brands help provide daily household and personal care essentials to people during times of crisis and are uniquely positioned to help meet the needs of those in underserved communities who are disproportionately impacted. Improving the daily lives of people and helping the communities in which we live and work to prosper is core to who we are as a company.
Positive Impact Where We Live & Work
Different regions have different needs. To meet the unique needs of the people we serve and help where our brands and services can make a difference, our programs are designed in partnership with local organizations working in communities every day to improve health and wellbeing.
P&G people live and work in over 70 countries. We're focused on making a positive impact around the globe through partnerships with organizations working every day to help communities grow and thrive.
Read P&G’s previous Citizenship Reports for more about our programs and commitment to Acts of Good.
If your charitable organization is seeking financial support from the P&G Fund, please visit our online grant portal to determine if you’re eligible to apply. Please note, P&G’s grant process is extremely competitive and most grant requests — even those aligned with our criteria — are declined due to overwhelming demand.
