NMPMFF's Two-Way Give-Back shop now available to all visitors

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provided by: Tippa Naphtali | republished: 16 March 2025


We have made changes to the ‘Two-Way Give-Back Shop’ (first launched in August 2021) with support from the United Families & Friends Campaign (UFFC).


The shop can now be used by any visitors to this website who can purchase from the range of products or services that are listed. Affected families that are fully registered with the Fund may be eligible for discounts at our discretion.


Our ‘Two-Way Give-Back’ programme block-purchases or is donated selected services and products from third party community-based and ethical traders, and offer them at discounted prices to our website visitors. All proceeds support our work and grant programmes.


Visit the shop to access products here: www.memorialfamilyfund.org.uk/give-back-shop


The Service or Product Providers:

 

  1. Vendors get an optional listing on our ‘Two-Way Give-Back’ shop page with a brief summary and link to their web-page/online resource
  2. The optional listing is available at a fixed monthly fee of £9.50, or a fixed annual fee of £96.00. Other terms may be negotiable
  3. Vendors listings will be seen by 100’s of visitors to our website, and any of our current offers are also frequently communicated to our members and stakeholders via e-news and social media postings
  4. Vendors listed would also qualify to secure stalls/stands at our public events either FREE or at a reduced rate

 

Purchasing products or services:


Purchase any general or ON SALE items.

After your purchase we'll advise the vendor(s) to issue the goods or services direct!

You may order any number of on-sale items that are listed.


Note: Registered families may qualify for assistance towards the cost of goods in the shop, and just need to contact us by email in the first instance. We'll contact you to confirm a few details, and then consider what support (if any) can be offered!


Not only is this an easy way for our readers and members to find interesting, ethical and grassroots products & services all in one place, but they will also be supporting a national social fund for families affected by custody deaths and killings.


Read the full programme page and vendor registration >

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