Join us as we Come Clean to Close the Chore Gap by providing cleaning products to families in need

Whether we’re working to remove barriers to girls’ education, improve economic opportunities for women or create an inclusive, gender-equal environment within P&G, we stand for gender equality both in and out of the home.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, more people are working from home full time and more children are remote schooling than ever before. This has made the work it takes to keep homes clean more visible and highlighted the extreme inequality in how housework is divided — the “invisible labor” required to keep a home clean and healthy often falls disproportionately on women. This discrepancy is commonly called the chore gap.

As people continue to spend more time at home, closing the chore gap is more important than ever. Because when we close the chore gap, we create more equality at home. And when we create more equality at home, we create more equality in the world.

For more than 100 years, P&G brands have worked to democratize cleaning — to take household tasks from expert to easy — with products designed to make cleaning a little more joyful and simple to share with others.

Today, we have the opportunity to have real conversations about the chore gap and make real changes that can help close it. Join us in making a commitment to close the chore gap by clicking the green button below. When you have Come Clean to Close the Chore Gap selected as your cause, P&G will donate a cleaning product to help a family in need close their own chore gap.

Closing the chore gap and promoting gender equality at home can have a positive impact that extends into the world we all share. Encouraging everyone to do their part can:

• Teach kids responsibility and valuable life skills
• Create happier, healthier relationships
• Build mutual trust and respect among household members
• Enable women to achieve more in their professional careers
• Help kids grasp the importance of community
• Provide children with role models that counteract gender stereotypes

When it comes to household chores, there’s something for everyone to do, and everyone can do something.