AIWIBI Australia has contributed NPR 5 million (Rs. 50 lakh) to support relief efforts for communities affected by the recent floods in the Bhotekoshi area of Nepal.

The contribution was made through the brand’s official Nepal distributor, Shubham Health Care Products Pvt. Ltd., and was handed over to Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle by Beauty Kumari Sarraf, Managing Director of AIWIBI Nepal.

The donation was raised through an AIWIBI relief campaign that brought together the company’s consumers, retailers, and dealers. According to Sarraf, the campaign mobilized the full NPR 5 million within three days in Nepal, based on consumer spending on AIWIBI products during the campaign period.

“This donation is not just from AIWIBI; it is from all of you. Every mother has a share in it, along with the hard work of our retailers and the trust of our dealers,” Sarraf said.

AIWIBI Australia is Nepal’s number-one baby care products brand, with annual sales of more than AUD 1 million in Nepal. Its product range spans diapers and other baby care essentials to baby cosmetics, serving families across the country.

Beyond Nepal, AIWIBI Australia has established an international presence, with its products sold in more than 104 countries worldwide. The brand’s growing consumer and distribution network has also provided a platform for initiatives supporting communities during times of need.

Sarraf said the relief campaign demonstrated how consumers, businesses, retailers, and distributors can work together to respond to communities facing emergencies.

She also expressed appreciation to those involved in the flood response, including government authorities, the security forces, civil servants, volunteers, and others who contributed to relief efforts.

“Thank you, Prime Minister, Home Minister, Finance Minister, the Army, Police, civil servants, volunteers, and everyone who extended a helping hand during the floods,” she said.

The NPR 5 million contribution reflects AIWIBI Australia’s continued engagement with Nepal through its local distribution network and its commitment to supporting communities during times of crisis.

AIWIBI Australia and its Nepal distribution network said they will continue to support community-focused and relief initiatives when assistance is needed.