Africa Digna works to improve lives across Kenya through education, healthcare, and community development. In Samburu County, the organization runs a menstrual health initiative that gives girls and women access to health education and hygiene kits, helping more girls stay in school, stay healthy, and build a stronger foundation for their futures. Beyond menstrual health, Africa Digna's broader programs support better health outcomes and help empower girls and women through education and economic opportunity across their communities. Soapbox partners with Africa Digna to help fund that work, donating soap that supports hygiene distribution across the county.

Urban Light is one of the only organizations in the world focused entirely on supporting boys and young men who have experienced trafficking and exploitation. Based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, the organization offers trauma-informed care, safe housing, education, vocational training, healthcare, and hygiene support to help young survivors rebuild their lives with dignity. Through mentorship, education, and community, Urban Light works to build a future where healing is possible and every young man knows his life has value. For more than 17 years, Soapbox has partnered with Urban Light, donating soap that helps support these programs and provide essential care for the young men and boys it serves.

In Cambodia, Eco-Soap Bank gives discarded soap a second life. Local women recycle soap scraps from manufacturers and recycle them into brand new bars distributed through schools, clinics, and community partners across the country. The program reaches around 40,000 children each year with hygiene products they might not otherwise have access to, while creating stable jobs for the women who help make it happen. Soapbox has partnered with Eco-Soap Bank for more than a decade, supporting this recycling work with every donation.

Millions of bars of hotel soap get thrown away every year, even as many people still lack access to basic hygiene. In Mumbai, Sundara collects that soap, sanitizes it, and remolds it into brand new bars, creating fair-wage jobs for local women along the way. The organization also partners with communities to teach handwashing, menstrual health, and hygiene education. Soapbox has partnered with Sundara for more than 10 years, helping fund the production of recycled soap for their work across rural India.