Our Social Commitments

The World Health Organization reports that 80 percent of skin cancers are preventable with the right education and tools. We believe everyone should have the knowledge and resources they need to protect their skin from the sun. That’s why we work to make sun safety a more accessible, everyday habit, through education, community engagement, and partnerships that help advance skin cancer prevention and access to care.

We partner with organizations such as the Melanoma Research Foundation to bring healthcare professionals, researchers, advocates, policymakers, and public health leaders together to advance conversations around skin care prevention and expand access to effective sun protection. We also support efforts that bring sun safety education directly into communities, helping more people understand the importance of protecting their skin and building healthy habits that can last a lifetime.

We are proud to support organizations such as the Women's Dermatologic Society, helping create a more inclusive and supportive environment for dermatology professionals.

Through our longstanding partnership with the American Academy of Dermatology's Pathways Inclusivity Program, Neutrogena® has invested more than $2 million since 2022 to expand opportunities for underrepresented students interested in dermatology, supporting a future workforce that better reflects and serves the communities it cares for. 

Conversations about women's health and maternal wellbeing have reinforced the importance of listening carefully when women share their experiences and challenges.

What we heard was clear: meaningful progress requires both immediate access to trusted services and lasting improvements to the systems that support women, mothers and families. We also heard that there’s a role for Neutrogena to play in addressing these needs.

Inspired by our mission to champion healthy skin, we are making a new, long-term commitment to help advance women’s health, well-being and empowerment. Over the next 5 years, Neutrogena will provide $5 million to address barriers women face to care, information, and support. Guided by consumers, experts and community health organizations, we will focus our efforts where they can make a meaningful difference.

We are beginning with maternal mental health, where mothers and families continue to face significant gaps in care and support. In the first year of our commitment, Neutrogena is providing $1 million to three trusted partners in maternal mental health. This funding will help expand clinical training for frontline providers, advance policy reform to improve access to care, and provide direct services and care to mothers and families where and when they need it.

This is just the beginning of a multi-year commitment to advance health, well-being, and empowerment through community-informed care, efforts to strengthen the systems through which consumers access care, and greater access to trusted support and resources.