Our Community

  • Our aim is to help vulnerable children and young people achieve their full potential in our local communities focusing on those facing challenges with health, education and poverty. We do this by partnering with local and national charities.

TK Maxx X Choose Love

We're teaming up with Choose Love to support displaced children across the world, including those affected by the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria. The exciting new range features tees, totes and bucket hats, plus an exclusively designed T-shirt and tote bag by artist Ben Allen for TK Maxx. At least £2 from the sale of each item goes towards providing essential support such as accommodation and legal assistance.

Comic Relief

Since 2005, together with our customers, we’ve raised over £31.5 million for Comic Relief so far, helping children and young people living incredibly tough lives in the UK and around the world.

One of the many ways we raise money for Comic Relief is by producing and selling thousands of the Red Nose Day T-shirts. The specially created designs in this year's campaign feature iconic Mr. Men Little Miss characters, including Little Miss Sunshine, Mr. Grumpy & Mr. Greedy. As well as selling T-shirts and other merchandise, we do a huge amount of fundraising supported by thousands of our customers and associates.

Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People

As one of the biggest supporters of Childhood cancer research in the UK for Children and Young people, we partner with Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People to help more children survive cancer. Since 2004, together with our customers, we’ve raised over £40 million to support research into cancers affecting children and young people. We’re delighted to have been awarded the Charity Times Awards Corporate National Partnership of the Year with a Retailer award, with our partner Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People.

Our long-running Give Up Clothes For Good campaign invites customers and associates to donate pre-loved fashion and homeware at their local TK Maxx store to sell in Cancer Research UK shops.