New Zealand charity Cure Kids has announced an exciting collaboration with Wet & Forget, New Zealand’s leading provider of household cleaning products with 21 stores across the country offer Kiwis a unique opportunity to contribute to a worthy cause while enjoying their shopping experience. This exclusive partnership allows individuals to support Cure Kids by simply making a purchase at any Wet & Forget store, making it an effortless way for New Zealanders to give back while shopping.

Frances Soutter, CEO of Cure Kids, expressed her gratitude for being selected as a charity partner for Wet & Forget, particularly as the partnership extends through out their stores across New Zealand, reaching communities from Whangarei to Invercargill. She emphasised that by simply going about their shopping with Wet & Forget, consumers would be positively impacting the lives of vulnerable children living with serious illnesses.

"We're delighted to be chosen as a charity partner for Wet & Forget. This presents such a wonderful way to support Cure Kids' work funding critical child health research that improves, extends, and saves the lives of Tamariki in need," said Soutter.

As New Zealand's largest charitable funder of child health research, the Wet & Forget partnership helps Cure Kids fund research projects aimed at enhancing the lives of Kiwi children affected by serious illnesses and conditions.

Wet & Forget Founder and Managing Director Rod Jenden expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership and the opportunity it provides to contribute to the well-being of Kiwi children. Jenden emphasised that Wet & Forget is committed to giving back to the community and is excited about the Cure Kids partnership and the health benefits for New Zealand’s children from the collaboration.

By simply buying goods from any Wet & Forget store customers are directly supporting Cure Kids and its mission to facilitate medical breakthroughs that positively impact the lives of children and their families affected by serious health conditions.