about-multibanks
Join a new and stronger coalition of compassion and help families in need.
About Multibanks
We fight poverty and pollution. All products we donate don’t go to waste. They are distributed via teachers, social workers and charities to families in need.
Mutibanks are being started all over the UK, but the idea started in Fife. A study was conducted by Social Value Lab, to measure the impact achieved.
The impact of Multibanks
We’re changing the world and giving hope for tomorrow.
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Stress and anxiety levels reduced by 90%, as reported by professionals.
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Prevented 45% of families from accumulating more debt.
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27% of parents noted increased confidence and self-esteem in their children.
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68% of professionals witnessed better concentration and 59% reported improved school attendance.
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11% of parents credit it with preventing tenancy loss and the potential loss of their children to care.
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A social return of £5.96 for every £1 invested.
Mutibanks are being started all over the UK, but the idea started in Fife. A study was conducted by Social Value Lab, to measure the impact achieved.
How you can help
There are simple ways you can help with distribution revolution.
Contribute funds: We need to raise £1 million
While destitution is doubling, donations to charities are halving. Join a new and stronger coalition of compassion. The more we raise, the more supplies Multibanks can distribute and the more families we can reach.
Donate surplus goods instead of wasting them
This is a pollution solution and a way to avoid landfill. Multibanks are Green Banks are not just food banks but also clothes and shoes banks, toiletries and hygiene banks, bedding and home furnishings banks, and baby goods banks. The possibility to donate online will follow soon.
Sell us essential products at cost
Donate surplus goods to families who need them and initiate special production-line runs of essential products at the lowest possible price to address the rest.
Everyone is Welcome
Join the family and be a change maker.
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