Choose how you want to help.

Donate, partner, volunteer or create a legacy. Every action helps remove barriers to girls’ education.

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Leadership Donations

What your gift can power:

  • Cup distribution with comprehensive education

  • Training and support for local educators and project leaders

  • Dedicated follow up and ongoing support

  • Growth into new communities through proven, locally led delivery

  • M&E (monitoring and evaluation)

What we can provide:

  • High impact and strategic giving

  • Clear updates on delivery and outcomes

  • A direct contact point

  • Impact stats you can share with your network

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Be a Corporate Partner

We work with values-aligned partners to support locally led programs, helping more girls and women access menstrual health education.

  • Book Geena to speak at your event

    Keynotes, panels and workplace talks that cut through and actually move people.

  • Make Cova part of your event

    Bring Cova into your conference, team day or community event with an activation or partnership moment.

  • Workplace giving and matched donations

    Set up workplace giving via Good2Give, Benevity or GoodCompany and boost impact through matched donations and team giving drives.

  • Sponsorships

    Sponsor a campaign, event or community activation, with clear deliverables and a story you can share.

    We’re proud to work alongside partners including Eucalyptus, Kin Fertility, Archie Rose, King & Wood Mallesons and Barney&Jacq.

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Give in Your Will

Remembering The Cova Project in your Will means you will be leaving a life changing legacy of providing: Access, Education and Dignity

Bequests are a wonderful way to ensure that our important work continues and thousands of girls have access to menstrual products, a full education and a dignified life. We know there are over 500 million girls experiencing Period Poverty globally and your gift can help us provide sustainable solutions to combat this.

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Volunteer your talents

We’re always building a crew of talented people who can jump in on specific tasks or offer advice when we need it.

Add your skillset to our volunteer database and we’ll reach out when a project matches your experience.

Want to support an event?

We also work with event partners who can donate space, services, products, or time to help bring Cova experiences to life.

Not sure where to start?

If you’re considering a corporate partnership or leadership gift, book a virtual coffee with our CEO, Geena Dunne .

Bring your ideas. We’ll help find the most practical way to turn them into impact.

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Geena Dunne Founder & CEO
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