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SUPPORTING THE MAKERS

Our suppliers create opportunities for disadvantaged people

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PROTECTING THE PLANET

Our products are sourced with sustainability in mind

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A HAND UP, NOT HAND OUT

We’re striving to dismantle poverty through social trading

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Issue 1607

Since striding into Old Trafford, collar up, in December 1992, electrifying Manchester United, igniting Sir Alex Ferguson’s unassailable legacy and revolutionising football in Britain, the idea of Eric Cantona as ......

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The Big Issue Beanie Hat

Embrace the chilly days in style with the Big Issue Beanie, a symbol of warmth and social change.

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Leiho

Today, every item on our store helps give basic essentials to those experiencing homelessness and in just one year since launching Leiho, we have managed to donate over 7000 items to local organisations and communities and this is just the beginning.

Our trade is changing lives

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TRANSPARENT SHIPPING COSTS

You simply pay for the weight of the products delivered. We don’t offer free shipping to ensure all the profits go to those who deserve it.

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RETURNS, EXCHANGES AND REFUNDS

If you’re not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange for another, be it similar or alternative.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE

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What we do

  • We check credentials of each social enterprise to fully understand their value to people and planet
  • You purchase unique products from one of our enterprises or directly from the Big Issue.
  • You and your gift recipient feel good knowing that over 70% of the value goes directly to those who need it most
  • Together, we dismantle poverty