Neighbour Packs
Every kit pays for a family who can't afford one
The Government now asks every household to be able to manage for three days on its own. Plenty can't afford to. So every T-MINUS kit pays for Neighbour Packs: three days of emergency basics for a family who couldn't otherwise get them.
In every pack
Three days of the basics
- An LED torch and spare batteries
- A wind-up radio
- A power bank
- A first aid kit
- Foil blankets
- Six 2-litre bottles of water
- The Be Ready checklist, printed
- £25 towards a three-day food parcel
As the Government's campaign was announced, a food bank charity warned that families already struggling with the weekly shop have no margin to build up emergency supplies at home. When the cash machines stop, they feel it first. Source
How many
£75 of the price pays for each pack
| Kit | Packs | From your order |
|---|---|---|
| T+3, The Go Bag£4,500 for a family of four | 1 | £75 |
| T+7, The Household£12,500 for a family of four | 3 | £225 |
| T+30, The Residence£32,500 for a family of four | 10 | £750 |
| T+90, The Estate£85,000 for a family of four | 25 | £1,875 |
| T+365, The SovereignFrom £250,000 for a family of four | 100 | £7,500 |
0 packs paid for so far. The count starts with our first orders and is updated every month.
How it works
From your order to a family's kitchen
- 01
You buy a kit
£75 of the price pays for each Neighbour Pack that comes with it: one with T+3, up to a hundred with T+365.
- 02
We buy and pack them
Each pack is put together and checked with the same care as our kits.
- 03
Food banks hand them out
We deliver them to food banks in London and Surrey, which decide who needs them most. We're agreeing the details with them now, and we'll name them here once we have.
- 04
We publish the count
Every month we publish how many packs your kits have paid for and how many have been delivered.
Questions
The details
Food banks or community groups who'd like to hand out Neighbour Packs can email [email protected].