charity donations

with every purchase made, 10% will be donated (the 10 chosen causes will receive 1% each). 2% of donations will be made to causes that change monthly, see our instagram for the current selection. the remaining goes to the following uk registered charities which were picked based on the work they provide to tackle an intersection of gender based issues.

FUTURE MEN use a front-line delivery of practice-led services to provide vital support and advocacy that changes boys and men’s lives for the better. encouraging them to explore, celebrate and build on the seven characteristics which contribute to positive masculinity (resilience, inclusiveness, empathy, reflectiveness, resourcefulness, curiosity, and non-violence).

IMKAAN is a black feminist umbrella organisation which works at local, national, and international levels to address violence against black and minority ethnic women and girls. they partner with a range of organisations to improve policy and practice responses to women of colour around issues such as domestic violence and forced marriage.

LAWRS is a human rights, feminist organisation run by and for latin american migrant women living in the uk. they support 5,000 women every year who are exposed to violations of their fundamental human rights - facing violence, exploitation in low-paid sectors, trafficking, or enduring severe poverty and deprivation.

nia provides services developed in consultation with women who have been subjected to sexual and domestic violence and abuse. they offer outreach services for women who have experienced such violence; rape crisis services; Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy support for women who have been identified as being at the highest risk of murder or serious injury; and offer confidential, non-judgemental support to women involved in prostitution.

say it loud club is committed to providing social, emotional, educational and advocacy support for LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers in the UK – helping them to successfully gain the right to live freely in the UK, Without it many would have had to return to their home countries where they had faced discrimination, violence and even fear of death. they offer one-on-one mentoring, workshops, social events, peer support, and referral to partner organisations for legal, financial, health and housing support.

WISH is a user-led charity working with women’s mental health needs in prison, hospital, and the wider community. it provides under-serviced women with independent advocacy, emotional support, and practical guidance as they navigate the mental health and criminal justice systems.

Women for Refugee Women supports women who have fled persecution including rape, gender-based violence, domestic violence, forced marriage, female-genital cutting, sexual violence, torture, and trafficking to rebuild their lives on their own terms. they aim to stop how women who arrive to the UK seeking safety are disbelieved by default, heartlessly detained at random, and forced into poverty.

Women’s fund for London aims to provide women in London, especially those living in poverty and those disproportionately impacted by the cost-of-living crisis, with the skills, tools, and knowledge to increase their financial resilience and that of their families. They are funding local, community organisations and services that meet the specific needs of women to enable them to find work, better quality work or earn an income through a business.