Iconic disinfectant brand Pine O Cleen has entered into the third year of its successful partnership with Australian Red Cross, marking a milestone in their shared commitment to disaster recovery.
Through this sustained collaboration, the ‘Cleen Up Program’ provides essential hygiene products and financial support for the immediate clean-up and long-term recovery of disaster-impacted communities.
The ‘Cleen Up Program’ most recently supported those affected by Cyclone Alfred in Queensland and Northern NSW and will continue to support impacted communities in South Australia and the Northern Territory. To assist with the clean-up in these communities, Pine O Cleen supplied cleaning and hygiene products for individuals to use within their homes and for Emergency Services Australian Red Cross volunteers to utilise at community spaces and recovery centres.
Australian Red Cross Director of Emergency Services, Resilience & Recovery, Nichola Krey, says that recovery from disasters is a lengthy and multifaceted process that relies on support and donations from individuals and companies.
“The continued support from Pine O Cleen ensures we have the necessary hygiene products to help maintain community hygiene,” she said. “This helps ensure better health and wellbeing for our community members and the organisations involved in the response and recovery efforts.”
In July, customers can participate in and support the ‘Cleen Up Program’ by purchasing any Pine O Cleen product at Coles instore and online. This purchase will contribute towards Australian Red Cross’s vital work, with a donation of up to $100,000, directly supporting Australian communities affected by disasters and other emergencies.
“We are honored that Pine O Cleen continues to play a role in helping Australians get back on their feet,” said Head of Sustainability at Reckitt Australia, Laurie Ferland-Caouette. “It is a particularly important time as many parts of the country grapple with intense rain and flooding.”
To date, Reckitt has supported Australian Red Cross humanitarian work with up to $600,000 in monetary donations and has provided hygiene and cleaning supplies to disaster-impacted communities across the country.

