P&G Brands and Partners:

At P&G, serving our consumers goes beyond great brands – it includes building stronger, healthier communities. Whether it’s providing skin protection for babies with Pampers, supporting girls through first periods with Always and Tampax, seeing families through sick days with Vicks and Pepto Bismol, meeting the full-body hygiene needs of men and women with Old Spice and Secret, or supporting women through pregnancy and menopause with Clearblue and Always Discreet, our brands are there.

And because we understand that health is fundamental to individual and community well-being, we're committed to working with our charitable partners to support the health and wellbeing needs in many communities we serve. Through these partnerships we aim to meaningfully engage more people with our trusted brands and impact more lives. This May, during National Women's Health Month, we're highlighting a few of the ways P&G, our brands and our partners are helping our consumers and communities thrive.

Building Healthier Communities Through Partnerships

P&G brand Pampers is a shining example of our commitment to healthier communities. Pampers is dedicated to every baby’s happy, healthy development. Our scientists spend thousands of hours to understand the needs of babies and their parents, allowing us to better support more families to help them thrive. For over 50 years Pampers has partnered with U.S. hospitals to provide resources for parents and the healthcare professionals who support them. Through our ongoing partnership with March of Dimes, we're working to improve maternal and infant health outcomes for all parents and babies, providing vital resources and support to families across the country. Together, we’ve trained hundreds of staff members to support maternal and infant healthcare, helping to improve care for thousands of parents.

Recently, March of Dimes recognized six exceptional nursing students as recipients of March of Dimes Nursing Scholarships for their commitment to improving the health of moms and babies. With funding support from Pampers, the 2025 March of Dimes Nursing Scholarship Awards help each graduate-level recipient continue their educational journeys in pursuit of their commitment to maternal and infant health and better health outcomes in communities across the U.S.

Pampers is also supporting maternal health for Black moms – who experience higher rates of maternal mortality – through collaborations with Black Mamas Matter Alliance and Birth FUND. These community partnerships provide educational resources for parents and the healthcare professionals that help care for them through Pampers.com, with several resource guides specifically for Black parents to help address maternal care and ensure that all moms have access to the resources they need for a healthy pregnancy and delivery. Pampers partnered with renowned neonatologist, pediatrician, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at UTHealth Houston, McGovern Medical School, Dr. Terri Major-Kincade, MD, MPH, to develop the resources.

Providing Health Access to Women and Girls Through Life's Stages

Meeting the evolving needs of our consumers includes supporting access to health information and prioritizing the health education needs of women and girls. From helping girls navigate their first period to providing needed information later in life to demystify menopause, we understand the unique health needs of women and girls and our brands are working to help meet these needs through partnerships and programs that provide access to the resources they need.

For decades, Tampax has helped lead the way in period education and addressing period poverty and stigma. In 2023, Tampax launched its “Better Way to Period” initiative after finding that 68% of Gen-Z women and girls say they received little or no period education before their period began. Through its partnership with the Black Women's Health Imperative on the "Flow It Forward" program, the brand also supports efforts to provide accurate information surrounding health and period care and ensure access to resources in underserved communities, as well as support for future physicians and healthcare workers.

Together with P&G Studios, Tampax and BWHI produced the award-winning "Me Period" documentary, featuring actress and entrepreneur Tabitha Brown and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph and their daughters, raising awareness and promoting open conversations about menstruation. The film has sparked intergenerational conversations about menstruation and its viewership continues to expand across the country through a partnership with streaming platform Kenema.

Clearblue understands the importance of supporting women through all of life's stages. The brand's pregnancy and menopause indicator products provide women with the information they need to make informed decisions about their health and well-being. Understanding that menopause is a significant and often misunderstood transition in a woman’s life, Clearblue is committed to addressing stigmas and supporting women with the knowledge they need to navigate this stage of life. Through innovative products and educational resources, Clearblue aims to be a trusted partner for women as they navigate their health journey.

From the products we innovate, to the partners we collaborate with and the programs we support, we’re committed to building healthier communities and creating more opportunities for all our consumers to thrive.

Learn more about how P&G, our brands and our partners are strengthening communities together when you read about P&G's commitment to Equality & Inclusion.