FIRST FILL
ON US.

FREE SOAP IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS:

1. YOU CONFIRM SITE DETAILS
   Complete the short form below to helps us match the soap type and volume to your Caroma system.
   
2. WE PREPARE YOUR ORDER
   We’ll calculate your free soap allocation and send you a clear quote, showing the free fill included - thanks Caroma!
   
3. YOUR SOAP IS DELIVERED
   Once approved on your end, your soap is delivered and ready to fill your new Caroma dispensers - easy as.

THE NITTY GRITTIES:

• Volume calculated to suit your installed dispenser (in 10L increments)

• Delivery directly to your site

• No automatic refill, and no obligation to continue after the first free fill

• Offer applies to Caroma Urbane II and Liano II dispenser installations

Why Caroma
Partners with
Two Good Co.

A Partnership Built on Purpose

Caroma's partnership with Two Good Co didn't come about because it looked good on paper. It came about because Two Good Co is a social enterprise that supports, empowers and employs women living in crisis — and we wanted that mission woven into something we do every single day, not parked off to the side as a separate sustainability initiative.

Washing your hands is about as routine as it gets. We saw an opportunity to make that routine moment count for something more.

Why Social Procurement, and Why Now

There's a shift happening in how Australian businesses think about who they buy from. It's no longer enough for a supplier to simply do the job — companies want to know where their money actually goes, and increasingly, they want it going somewhere that builds the country up. Homegrown social enterprises like Two Good Co sit right at the centre of that shift, and that's exactly what drew us in.

Social procurement gets talked about a lot, but it only means something when the partnership actually holds up. Take Two Good Co's existing relationship with a major Australian Asset Owner. What started as a modest pilot grew, over time, into a genuinely significant national rollout — Two Good's soap and hardware now sit across a large share of that Asset Owner's office portfolio, in prime addresses across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane.

That didn't happen because of a single transaction. It happened because an Australian business backed an Australian success story and gave it room to grow.

As Two Good Co's founder Rob Caslick puts it, "change happens at the speed of trust." That's the same principle behind our own approach — building Two Good into Caroma's standard offering, not treating it as an optional extra.

A Few Things Made The Decision Easy:

It's a model with results to back it up, not just good intentions.

Two Good's employment programs are built to develop participants' confidence, job skills and life skills, and independent evaluation has already found evidence the organisation is meeting its goals of supporting, empowering and employing women. We wanted a partner that could show its work, not just tell a good story.

We also didn't have to choose between supporting a good cause and getting a good product. Two Good's hand wash is GECA-accredited and built for high-use commercial environments, without compromising on quality or care. Whether it's a washroom, a healthcare facility, an aged care home or a commercial office, it holds up exactly the way any product carrying our name needs to.

And every dollar spent on it funds something real, here in Australia.

Fifty percent of Two Good's profits are reinvested directly into empowering and employing women living in crisis — so what looks like a routine line item in a facilities budget becomes direct, local funding for that work. It's procurement that keeps the impact close to home.

Strength in Partnership

What makes this work isn't just the product — it's the relationship behind it. Two Good Co's growth has consistently come from partners willing to back them properly: not a one-off purchase order, but an ongoing collaboration built on trust, consistency, and a shared belief that Australian-grown social enterprises deserve a real shot at scale.

That's the model Caroma has chosen to follow. Rather than a single contract or a one-time gesture, this partnership is structured to grow alongside both businesses — more sites, more dispensers, more reorders, each one reinforcing the relationship rather than treating it as a transaction that ends at delivery. It's a recognition that the strongest social procurement outcomes don't come from companies dipping a toe in; they come from genuine, sustained backing.

Where the First Fill Programme Comes In

All of that is the reasoning. First Fill is what actually puts it into practice.

Here's the problem with most social procurement: it asks a lot of the client. Researching a new supplier, building a case for switching, changing established habits.

First Fill skips all of that. When a client installs a new Caroma soap dispenser, we simply gift them a complimentary first fill of Two Good's GECA-accredited hand wash — no contracts, no pressure, just a straightforward gift.

The mechanics are about as simple as we could make them. Clients fill out a short form so we can match the right soap type and volume to their Caroma system, Two Good works out the free allocation and sends through a clear quote showing exactly what's included, and from there the soap gets delivered and is ready to go straight into the new dispensers.

That simplicity is the whole point. Nobody has to make a separate decision to "support local" — it's already built into the install. Every new dispenser that goes out isn't just a product handover anymore. It's a small, repeatable vote of confidence in an Australian business doing genuinely important work, happening automatically, site after site, client after client.

A Partnership on a Genuine Growth Trajectory

The early signs back up what we're hoping to build. Since First Fill became part of our joint vision, the programme is projected to grow from a modest starting base into a period of strong growth, before settling into steadier, more sustainable momentum further out — exactly the shape you'd want from a partnership moving past its early ramp-up phase and into an established, repeatable part of how Two Good Co and Caroma operate together.

What that trajectory really reflects is adoption — Australian clients choosing, site by site, to back a local success story. More dispensers installed means more first fills going out the door, which means more sustained funding flowing to Two Good Co — not as a one-off spike, but as a growing baseline that compounds with every site brought on board. It's the same pattern Two Good Co has seen with its Asset Owner partner: slow build, growing trust, then a partnership that scales because both sides keep showing up for it.

What This Adds Up To

A soap dispenser is a small thing. But the Asset Owner partnership shows what happens when small things are allowed to compound with the right backing — a relationship that started somewhere modest turned into significant, sustained impact spread across an entire national portfolio. Caroma's own trajectory suggests we're on a similar path. First Fill isn't a marketing exercise — it's a genuinely easy way for Australian businesses to put their money behind another Australian business doing real good, without lifting a finger to do it. And the momentum we're seeing tells us our clients want exactly that.