The Hygiene Bank Partnership

Thank You For Your Support

Soap & Glory have partnered with The Hygiene Bank in 2020 to help tackle hygiene poverty. From 1st March- 2nd June 2020, Soap & Glory donated a Clean On Me Creamy Clarifying Shower Gel (full-size of course!) to The Hygiene Bank, for every 50 of our products sold. This resulted in over 19754 donations!

Staring The New Year 2021 Off The Right Way

From January 13th – 9th March 2021, we will be giving the gift of clean and donating to The Hygiene Bank once again. For every Soap & Glory Clean On Me Shower Gel sold, we’ll be donating to The Hygiene Bank. All you need to do is purchase a Clean On Me Shower Gel and we will do the rest. Look out for more exciting developments in our partnership.

Who Are The Hygiene Bank?

The Hygiene Bank is a grassroots, people powered charity, grounded in community. Their network of banks exist to ensure those living in poverty and can't afford to be clean, have access to the basics. This is about dignity, self-confidence and mental wellbeing. Feeling clean should not be a luxury or a privilege in the modern world and so they work to inspire social change.

What Is Hygiene Poverty?

It is not uncommon that those experiencing poverty or who find themselves in times of hardship having to make the difficult decision to eat or stay clean because they do not have the funds for both. This can result in social isolation due to the shame, humiliation and exclusion that surrounds hygiene poverty.

Product Donations

The Hygiene Bank have a network of over 350 (and counting) volunteers across the UK who collect toiletries and re distribute them to local charities. They collect new, unused and in-date toiletries, hygiene basics, beauty and personal care essentials such as deodorant, shower gel, shampoo, make-up, nappies and laundry detergent. Donating products to The Hygiene Bank is a simple way to support those in need across the UK and Ireland. The grassroots charities they provide these products to tackle a wide range of issues, from poverty to domestic abuse and disability.