We’re proud to do this through a range of initiatives that all make a positive impact on the world. By supporting local and international programmes and people, we can make a real difference to those in need.

As part of our Giving Back initiative, we’re pleased to be a proud corporate sponsor of The Salvation Army, helping provide inclusive support to people experiencing hardship and crisis. We also donate proceeds year-round to help to restore, protect, and sustain Australia’s land and forests by donating proceeds to Re-Forest Now.

Working closely with the Donations In Kind Programme, dollar curtains + blinds has donated fabrics that have been distributed to people in need in countries including East Timor and North Cambodia. The fabrics are made into practical items such as clothing, rice carry bags and sanitary products.

A comprehensive programme featured in Siem Reap in North Cambodia through Rotary International, Opportunities of Development thru Art (ODA) and Days For Girls. Days For Girls is an organisation that focuses on mobilising girls and women through changing the status quo with quality care solutions, health education and income-generated opportunities.

The colourful and informative Days For Girls kits are distributed to students and include long-lasting, easy-to-care health and hygiene items. In conjunction with these kits, an educational session on health and safety is delivered that includes topics such as self-defence. The intention is that the assistance and knowledge accompanying this programme will inform the students all their lives.

Building Angels provides support to those experiencing financial hardship due to misadventure and climate events, and is committed to supporting fire-affected communities.

Through their Building Back Better initiative, we are their preferred window furnishings supplier. In addition, our work supports those in need in bushfire-affected communities with the installation of our indoor and outdoor window coverings.

The dollar curtains + blinds range includes Rollashield Sentry Bushfire Protective Roller Shutters which are CSIRO certified under severe bushfire simulated conditions and proven to be able to withstand a maximum radiant heat exposure of 40 kW/m2 after 60 minutes. As no ignition or flaming was observed throughout the testing, the Sentry Roller Shutter has received a Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) of 40.