Although the majority of our donors are British, you don’t need to be a British citizen, or live in the UK, to donate to J4MB. We have donors (and party members) in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and several European countries. They believe that – for a variety of reasons – the United Kingdom is well-positioned for a political party to get the multiple assaults of men’s and boys’ human rights onto the political ‘radar’, and once that is achieved, the global mainstream media will give coverage to those assaults. We believe they’re right.
Donors can remain anonymous unless their donations are for £7,500 or more, in which case we would need to inform the Electoral Commission. The need to maintain the confidentiality of donors’ identities is taken extremely seriously at J4MB.
The best way to support our work is to become a party member. Details here.
Another way is to purchase J4MB shirts (polo shirts, T-shirts, or sweatshirts) from the J4MB store. We receive a commission of £2.50 for each shirt sold.
Another way is to buy one or more individually numbered J4MB silicone wristbands – details here. They’re comfortable and very hard-wearing. I’ve worn one for 9-10 months and it still looks as good as new. We ask for a minimum donation of £5.00 (inc p&p) per wristband for deliveries to addresses in the UK, £8.00 (inc p&p) elsewhere. Profits from the sale of these items will be used by J4MB to cover campaign-related costs.
Donations of any size may be made by credit card, debit card, or PayPal, after clicking on the link below. All donations are put exclusively towards campaign-related costs. No individuals associated with the party draw any income from donations. The party treasurer is a qualified accountant, and ensures our full compliance with all regulations relating to the funding of political parties.
If you’d prefer to make a donation by cheque, please make it out to ‘Justice for Men & Boys’ and send it to:
Justice for Men & Boys
Kemp House
152 City Road
London EC1V 2NX
Thank you for your support, and for helping us do all we can to make the future brighter for men and boys (and the women who love them).
Best wishes,
Mike Buchanan
PARTY LEADER
T: 07967 026163
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