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Big Issue Bird launches charity card

The MHF has signed up for the Wedge Card, the latest innovation from Big Issue founder John Bird. It aims to regenerate local communities and help charities at the same.

The card costs £20 a year - of which £10 goes to the charity of the user's choice like the Men's Health Forum - and provides a range of discounts at independent local stores.

Full story and details of how to sign up for a MHF Wedgecard on the malehealth site.

Page created on March 7th, 2007

Page updated on December 1st, 2009

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