The Bestow Sisterhood is a collective of beauty therapists and skincare clinics throughout New Zealand and Australia who are creating a brighter future for girls in rural Cambodia.
Bestow Sisterhood
“When we open our eyes and our hearts, we begin to understand that we are part of a global sisterhood. Every woman is our sister. We can help the woman down the street from us and we can change the life of a girl in Cambodia who we will never meet. Both matter. We love to see women helping women, and we’d love you to become part of the Bestow Sisterhood.”
Denise Arnold
Founder of Cambodia Charitable Trust
“We are very fortunate to have the privileges and the freedom that we have here in New Zealand. Women in Cambodia are born into poverty through no fault of their own. I believe it is my responsibility to give young rural Cambodian girls the same chances to succeed that I had as a girl. I’m grateful to my sister, Janine, for gathering a sisterhood of compassionate women who believe in wellbeing for allwomen. Together, we can help these girls towards a brighter future.”
Janine Tait
Founder of Bestow Beauty
“As beauty therapists, our whole professional lives are dedicated to women and wellness. The Bestow Sisterhood is about spreading the love beyond our clinics and taking our place as part of a global sisterhood. I invite you to open up your heart a little wider and consider caring for a little sister in Cambodia. By sponsoring her education, you will change her future. Bestow sponsors six girls through the Cambodia Charitable Trust because we know it makes a difference.”
Robyn Fairweather
Operations Manager, Bestow Beauty
“The Bestow Sisterhood is about women helping women. My sisters are both inspiring, influential women and I am proud to partner with them to promote wellness for women both in Australia and in Cambodia. I think it’s important for you to know that Denise doesn’t draw a salary from the CCT and all volunteers cover their own expenses. This means every cent of your sponsorship donation goes towards improving the life of your little sister.”
