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Black Friday with a charity twist

Melanie May | 23 November 2018 | News

It’s Black Friday but there is plenty of charitable activity going on as well as heavy discounting and frenetic shopping. Here is a selection of some of the good being done today by a range of companies.
 
https://twitter.com/Worthwhyle_UK/status/1062079383085694977
Worthwhyle, which sells ethically produced cruelty-free goods is taking a different tack to Black Friday this year. It is asking people to pay 10% more, and the excess will go to charity. The charity (or charities) has yet to be chosen, and is being left to its Instagram followers.
 
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqdj83Fl0Iw/
Love Sweat and Tees gave customers 25% off everything on Thursday, and on Black Friday itself is giving 100% of its profits to Bowel Cancer UK, which it also supports throughout the year by giving it 5% of its profits.
 
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqebZ1GBswB/
Wuka is having an Ethical Red Friday Sale instead, and for every two pairs of period pants sold on Friday and Saturday will give a pair to a woman or girl in need in Nepal.
 
 


Harry Hall is donating £5 from every order it receives over £50 between 23-26 November to World Horse Welfare.
 
 


FatFace is once again donating instead of discounting this Black Friday and giving £100,000 to the FatFace Foundation to help the charities it supports.
 
 
https://twitter.com/Likeys/status/1065211430050426880
Instead of discounting, Likeys is giving 10% of the day’s turnover to Mind.
 
 


Pieminster is putting two of its pies in black pastry for Black Friday, calling it Black Pie Day, and donating the money to Shelter.
 
 


Everyone wins with provider of ethical mountain biker apparel Broken Riders – customers get 20% off their order, and 10% of all sales value from the day goes to Mind.
 
 


The Hope Foundation is discounting copies of Anglo Indian Recipes & Remedies by Bill Lethorn, with 100% of proceeds going to Hope.
 
 


Tech Trust and IBM are partnering to offer charities specially discounted rates on refurbished Apple products on a first-come first-served basis.
 
 
And finally, even Third Sector and Civil Society are getting in on the Black Friday action:


 

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