Just by shopping you can support the National Memorial Family Fund

 

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provided by: Tippa Naphtali | first published: 25 March 2020

 

You can now support the National Mikey Powell Memorial Family Fund every time you shop online… It’s that simple!


You can easily help raise money for the fund simply by doing something that we all do on a regular basis… Our shopping for food, furniture, DIY, garden products, movies, clothing or items via Amazon, eBay and many other well-known outlets.


Visit our Easyfundraising page for details and registration here : www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/nationalmemorialfamily


The National Memorial Family Fund is led by 4WardEverUK , in association with Migrant Media , and the United Families & Friends Campaign .


How Easyfundraising Works!


When you use easyfundraising.org.uk to shop with any of their 4,000 retailers, the retailer makes a small donation to say thanks, and this gets transferred to your cause.


You can use the website or App to browse retailers. Then just click on the retailer you’d like to shop with. It’s really simple, and you’ll help our cause.


Visit our page to get started

Click here for details >


Other Family Fund News:


Buy your badges and support the Family Fund – When you purchase badges all the proceeds go to the National Mikey Powell Memorial Family Fund to support families that have been affected by custody deaths throughout the UK. Read more here >


NMPMFF presents its inaugural Annual Report for 2021-2022 – The National Memorial Fund presents its first full annual report of activities between 2021 and 2022. Read more here >


Staff recruitment in 2021-2022 - With thanks to grants and funding from INQUEST and BLM-UK, the National Memorial Fund appointed two new part-time core staff members and five sessional workers to support ongoing and new projects. Read more here and here >

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