Donate when you shop at Invictus Active

Afghanaid are delighted to be one of the charities shoppers can choose to support when shopping at Invictus Active, one of the leading mobility equipment retailers in the UK.

Invictus Active sells a wide-range of lifestyle solutions to help disabled people to stay active. The company was founded by Scott Smith and Paul Cooksey, who are both full-time wheelchair users and has recently launched a charity donation initiative similar to the Amazon Smile scheme, where charities receive donations each time a customer places an order.

When customers buy a product from Invictus Active, they will donate £10 to your chosen charity. You can visit the Invictus Active’s website to find out more.

Please note: Invictus Active is an external company to Afghanaid and we have no control over their services or products.

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When you support a vulnerable person to achieve their full potential, you give them the power to make real, lasting change for themselves, their families and their communities. Give your support today to transform tomorrow:

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Could buy 20 apple trees for a family, giving them a new source of income and nutrition.

£40

Trains a farmer in updated agricultural techniques so they can produce more, and provides them with seeds and tools to do so.

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Purchases a waterproof tent to be used as an emergency shelter when families lose their homes.

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