RWNZ national president Fiona Gower is encouraging members to join the campaign on social media.
"Wear and share your support by uploading a photo and tagging the @aftersocksnz Facebook page. "We want to see you wearing your pair of Aftersocks in support of affected rural communities."
The campaign aims to attract support for the fund, to then distribute back into those rural communities most in need.
The Aftersocks NZ campaign promotes New Zealand supporting New Zealand-made, supporting New Zealanders.
"The rural sector is a valuable industry, and what better way to continue to support this than producing a product from merino wool," Ms Gower said.
"RWNZ has teamed up with The New Zealand Sock Company in Ashburton to produce Aftersocks. This relationship now spans six years, with sales manager Jared Moore seeing it as a privilege to work alongside Rural Women New Zealand.
"They are proactive, think outside the square and they are doing great things in the wider community."
RWNZ chief executive officer Penelope England encourages anyone who requires assistance following disruptive environmental events to visit www.aftersocks.nz and apply to the Adverse Events Relief Fund, or call the RWNZ National Office on 0800 256 467 during normal office hours.