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In Kind Direct urges Government to go further after Autumn Budget. We welcome the scrapping of the two-child benefit cap and VAT relief on donated products, but frozen tax thresholds and rising costs mean hygiene poverty persists. No child should go to school without toothpaste. We’re calling for a Child Poverty Strategy that includes hygiene essentials.
Since partnering with Common Coffee in 2024, we’ve made a meaningful impact, having so far distributed more than 1,200 cups of coffee to communities across the UK.
We’re proud to partner with Warm Welcome Spaces this winter, united by our shared mission that everyone should feel warmth, belonging, and connection, so that nobody feels alone.
In Kind Direct and The Hygiene Bank are joining forces to end hygiene poverty by 2030. This is the beginning of the end of hygiene poverty.
We’re so proud of our longstanding partnership with Newell Brands, supporting over 6700 charitable organisations so far.
We’ve been certified as a Great Place to Work in several categories including for wellbeing, for women and for the Not-for-profit sector.
We recently launched a brand new creative competition in collaboration with our corporate partner ChattyFeet, to give our charitable network the opportunity to win 300 pairs of socks, designed completely by them and with their own branded label. Check out our winners!
The Renewal Trust is a Nottingham-based charity in our network nurturing happier, healthier, and more connected local communities. Their Feel Good programme offers free or low-cost activities year-round. The Renewal Trust was one of the local charities involved in our new national research report with Children North East – A Clean Start in Life: Children and Young People’s Perspectives on Hygiene Poverty.