KMI partners with Oxfam to spread a drop of joy
Charity project aims to raise money for sanitation improvements in Tanzania
KMI aims to raise £50,000 in the first year through proceeds of sales from its Naked Haircare brand, alongside fundraising events and the sale of support accessorise online.
“A simple shower after sports or a relaxing bath is often a luxury which we take for granted,” said Rachel Groom, general manager KMI Brands. “Millions of us are without basic water and KMI Brands wanted to find a project which had water at its heart and felt Oxfam’s long term projects in Tanzania were enabling communities to address many issues.”
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