Dignity is a Social Enterprise, that is a business for purpose or with a charitable aim.There are many ways to structure the company of a social enterprise, whether it's a charitable arm of a trust...
Free tampons delivered to teenagers
For every box of tampons bought by companies through a monthly subscription service, the social enterprise Dignity will give a box to a school in need.Xero and Flick Electric are the first to sign ...
Curbing the cost of pads and tampons
Businesses that subscribe to Dignity pay for tampons and pads for their staff and young girls in a buy-one-give-one model.The social enterprise was founded by Miranda Hitchings, who is currently st...
March 3, 2017 | by Brigid Quirke | in News | Dignified Two Wellington-based women are pioneering accessible sanitary products for New Zealand high schools and corporate businesses.Borne out of th...
To continue our inspirational stories series we're joined by two entrepreneur's from Wellington, Miranda & Jacinta who are on a mission to provide affordable and accessible sanitary items to AL...
The start-up that wants to give you free tampons
With an aim to empower both women in the workplace and girls in school, two young entrepreneurs have launched a drive to provide free sanitary products through corporate partnerships. Jihee Junn ta...
It was out of a student flat in Wellington that a business which sees companies supply sanitary products for female employees while donating sanitary items to schools was born.
Dignity's 5 Reasons to Apply to the Viclink Bootcamp
We both had no idea how to start and run a business. Within three months Dignity had an operating model, a business partnership with Organic Initiative and interest from our first customer Flick El...
A cheeky Q&A with Dignity co-founders
When did you start your business? Last November we started Dignity through a business accelerator over summer. We saw a piece on the news about sanitary items being a barrier to girls in education...
Guest Blog: Elle gets REAL about workplace competition
So we all know that the majority of workplaces are constructed in inherently competitive ways. While we all do group projects in our classes and grad roles to try and teach us how to ‘work in a tea...
