Funds raised from the Rotary Club of Tamar Sunrise International Women's Day breakfast will go to creating hygiene packs for women in need.
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The Benevolent Society of Launceston have partnered with the Rotary club for the Essential's for Women project.
Chief executive Rodney Spinks said people who are struggling should always be able to keep their dignity.
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"Regardless of how people are struggling they need to keep their self dignity," he said.
International Women's Day committee chair Jo Hart said it was important for the Rotary Club to support grassroots organisations.
"We thought leading up to Mothers Day it would be great to fund packs of essentials for women who are not able to prioritise themselves," she said.
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