Right now, many Australian girls and women need critical care and support. Thanks to our Supre community, the Supre Foundation is donating $45,000 across Foodbank, Vinnies and Beyond Blue to immediately assist those who need it most.

Cotton On Foundation exists to empower youth through quality education, which extends far beyond the child and into many different areas of the community. School facilities and their locations are considered; nutrition for children; school resources like textbooks and pencils; any limitations a school might have – the list goes on. But of course, no quality education program would be complete without an incredible team of teachers to deliver it.

Launching campaigns that support initiatives to empower women and girls across the globe

The Group’s philanthropic arm, the Cotton On Foundation raises over A$1 million for the Build Bunjakko project

After their successful Bullying. So Not OK. campaign

Today, Thursday 22 March, marks World Water Day; an annual day of recognition established by the United Nations in 1992 to draw attention to the immense importance and scarcity of freshwater. 

During a recent visit to Southern Uganda in south-east Africa alongside the Cotton On Group’s philanthropic arm, the Cotton On Foundation, Australian journalist Chantelle Schmidt experienced exactly what it is that the Foundation does across their global project areas.

On Sunday 19 November, the streets of Geelong were alive with over 10,000 participants lacing up and getting involved in the ninth annual Run Geelong.

October marked a special milestone for the Cotton On Group with its philanthropic arm, the Cotton On Foundation, celebrating its 10th anniversary.

In 2016, the Cotton On Group set itself the bold goal to use 30% more sustainable cotton in its products by 2019. There are smaller milestones in place to help reach this and the first target – to use 4% Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) cotton in FY17 – has recently been exceeded by 0.3%.