When you order from Nesian Kulture, a dollar goes to a cause. Not from you, from us. And you pick which one.
No rounding up at checkout, no add-on, no guilt screen. Just a dollar from every order, and three choices for where it lands.
How it works
At checkout you see a simple question: where should this dollar go. You choose one of three, and that is it. The donation is on us, built into the order.
We kept it to three so it stays real and the money actually adds up in each place, rather than being spread so thin it means nothing.
The three causes
UNICEF Pacific Islands. Working across the Pacific on education, healthcare and protection for children. This one is close to home for obvious reasons. The children this supports are from the same islands our families come from.
Save The Children. Emergency response and long-term development for children in more than a hundred countries, including through the Pacific region.
Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Getting books and learning tools to Aboriginal children in remote Australia. We are a Pacific brand based in Australia, and honouring the First peoples of the land we operate on matters to us.
Why we do it this way
We could have picked one charity and made the decision for you. We did not, on purpose.
You know what matters to you. A Māori mum, a Fijian nurse, a family in the Netherlands, an Aboriginal customer here in Australia, you are not all carrying the same thing, and you should not have to give to a cause someone else chose on your behalf.
So you choose. That is the whole point of how we do it.
Small, honest, and real
We are not going to dress this up as more than it is. It is a dollar an order, from a small brand, through a checkout tool called Goodness.
But small and real beats big and vague. Every order that goes out carries a dollar to a child somewhere who needed it, and the person who placed the order decided where. That compounds quietly, the way most good things do.
Thank you for being part of it. Every order you place sends one more.
One Family. Many Islands.