Comic Relief's Red Nose Day

As proud partners of Comic Relief for over 20 years, TK Maxx and Homesense have raised over £35.4 million so far, helping to support 1.7 million children and young people in the UK and around the world.

2026 marks 100 years of Disney Winnie the Pooh. Take home designs featuring your favourite characters from Hundred Acre Wood, inspired by the beloved stories about the importance of friendship and kindness.


How much money gets donated? 

At least £5 from the full price* sale goes to Comic Relief from every adult T-shirt sold.

Adults' T-shirts

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Kids' T-shirts

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Who does the money help?

Our partnership has helped many incredible projects over the years. In the UK, we’ve supported projects like Homestart to build parents' confidence and resilience, enabling them to form better relationships with their children. In Somalia, we’ve worked with projects like Adeso to deliver clean water directly to homes, schools, and health clinics in rural communities. Together we have the power to make a difference.

The Ugandan cotton is grown using only rainwater and is sourced from the Rwenzori Farmers Marketing Co-operative Society. The co-operative is made up of over 500 farmers in Western Uganda who have been supported by TK Maxx since 2012 to grow top quality cotton, raise their incomes and send their children to school. It was certified to trade as Fairtrade in 2014, and remains the only Fairtrade cotton producer in East Africa. The cotton was first used for the Red Nose Day T-shirts in the 2015 campaign. 

We’re delighted to continue to use the cotton for our T-shirts in the 2026 campaign, and what's more, since 2022 the co-operative has been awarded a grant by Comic Relief to support the Rwenzori Sustainable Trade Centre. Visit info.fairtrade.net.

Who does the money help?

Mehmet is 18 and grew up in London. He’s currently in his first year at Loughborough University, studying chemistry.

Growing up in London could be scary, with Mehmet regularly hearing stories about knife and gun crime, as well as experiencing intimidating behaviour.

One day while walking through a park, he discovered a Steel Warriors outdoor gym where a calisthenics session was taking place.

Steel Warriors are an innovative organisation that melts down knives and transforms them into outdoor gyms. They support young people affected by crime, violence and social exclusion to develop the skills and confidence they need to build positive futures.

Mehmet had always loved sports and wanted to try it out. Calisthenics and Steel Warriors soon became his passion, community and safe space. He credits his love of the sport with a big improvement in his mental and physical health.

“Through coaching other people, I figured out that I love teaching people and now I’m on the route to become a teacher. It’s shaped me into someone I can be proud of.”

What does the money help buy?

£15 could ensure a single mother has essential hygiene items for her baby, helping to give them the best start in life.

£75 could help provide a slow cooker, recipes and cooking sessions for a family in need of support.

£1500 could refurbish 10 bikes for adults facing barriers to mobility, enabling them to travel independently to vital appointments without having to choose between transport and food.

This year, we issue a huge thank you to Skinny Dip who have supported TK Maxx, Homesense & The Walt Disney Company in designing the fabulous Red Nose Day range, supporting Comic Relief.

*Donation amount varies between products. See product label for full details.

Red Nose Day is an initiative of Comic Relief, operating name of Charity Projects, registered charity in England & Wales (326568) and Scotland (SC039730).

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Based on the "Winnie the Pooh" works by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard.
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