Kenvue Employees Unite Across 21 Markets To Advance Healthier Communities

Kenvue Inc., maker of Neutrogena, Listerine, Aveeno and Tylenol, has forged global community engagement efforts in celebration of Kenvue Cares Week, the company’s signature annual volunteer initiative part of its Healthy Lives Mission.

Officials say Kenvue Cares Week is a testament to the strong company commitment to advance the well-being of people and planet, giving back through volunteerism, and delivering meaningful, measurable impact in local communities.

Throughout May, thousands of “Kenvuers” are coming together in 21 markets across six continents to support causes driven by the company’s commitments, creating over 5,000 hours of meaningful moments, building stronger connections with their communities and demonstrating the power of everyday care in action. This marks a fourfold increase in site participation compared to the program’s inaugural year.

This year, Kenvuers will help deliver approximately 22,000 hygiene kits, curated with over 110,000 products from across our iconic brands, including Neutrogena, Listerine, OGX, Johnson’s Baby and Aveeno, to support the health and wellbeing of vulnerable communities, including those affected by natural disasters, homelessness and conflict.

Advancing Healthy Communities

In North America, volunteers will pack hygiene kits of Kenvue products for disaster relief with Heart to Heart International in the US and with Save the Children in Canada; plant trees in Guelph and Markham, Canada to support reforestation; distribute food with local partners GRACE and Bridges Outreach; and pack food donations with the Mattie N. Dixon Community Cupboard in Fort Washington, PA.

In Latin America, volunteers will build hygiene kits with Save the Children in Cali, Colombia and Mexico City, Mexico, and with Direct Relief in Sao Paulo and San Jose Dos Campos, Brazil; build sanitary bathrooms and help promote hygiene habits with local partner Modulo Sanitario in Buenos Aires, Argentina; and renovate playgrounds at children’s villages with Aldeas Infantiles in Asunción, Paraguay.

In Europe, Middle East and Africa, volunteers will pack hygiene kits with Save the Children in Cape Town, South Africa; Spain, Madrid, and with In Kind Direct in high Wycombe, England; and participate in “plogging” (jogging and picking up litter at the same time) in Rotkreuz, Switzerland Host an Equity in STEM workshop in High Wycombe, England.

In Asia-Pacific, volunteers will assemble hygiene kits with Save the Children in Sydney, Australia, Beijing, and Shanghai, China; plant trees on Motuihe Island in Auckland, New Zealand; support elderly care centers in Singapore through NTUC Health Day Care Centre; and pack food kits with the India Food Banking Network in Baddi and Mulund, India.