Open and close nav menu Donate (opens in new window) POSITIVE PRACTICES ETHICAL SOURCING OF COMIC RELIEF BRANDED MERCHANDISE At Comic Relief, we want to develop long-term, sustainable relationships with those merchandise partners who develop our comic relief branded products and who support our overall aims as a charity. Read more MODERN SLAVERY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING We are committed to working towards a world without slavery and human trafficking. Read more ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES We put a lot of effort into making our website accessible to all. See what browsers we support and the other choices we made. Read more TRANSPARENCY OF OPERATIONS Read how we make all of our operations transparent to the public and how we are accountable for the choices we make. Read more GIVE WITH CONFIDENCE Read how we make all of our operations transparent to the public and how we are accountable for the choices we make. Read more SAFEGUARDING FRAMEWORK The safety and well-being of everyone connected with our work is of paramount importance to us. Our Safeguarding Framework sets out the standards we must follow to ensure a safe environment for all those who work with Comic Relief, our funded partners and the communities we serve. Read more SAFEGUARDING BEHAVIOURAL CODE Our Code of Conduct set outs the professional, responsible conduct that we expect from everyone who represents us. By following this code, we aim to prevent harm and keep people safe. Read more COMPLAINTS AND CONCERNS If you're unhappy with any aspect of Comic Relief, Red Nose Day, or Sport Relief you can read our full complaints policy. If you are concerned about aspects of what we do you can refer to our policy on how to raise concerns. If your complaint concerns fundraising and you are dissatisfied with the outcome of our investigation, you may refer the matter to the Fundraising Regulator. For more information please go to fundraisingregulator.org.uk (opens in new window) Any complaints concerning programmes on the BBC should be directed to the BBC. Details can be found at bbc.co.uk/complaints (opens in new window) . A STATEMENT FROM COMIC RELIEF Comic Relief funded much more UK projects in 2020 thanks to the Big Night In. Read more WORLD BANK FUNDING In partnership with the Japan Social Development Fund, the World Bank has agreed to provide funding of US$2.73m to Comic Relief, which will go towards Spark MicroGrants’ work in Rwanda. As part of World Bank’s requirements, we are required to publish the Environmental and Social Commitment Plan in connection with Spark MicroGrants’ activities. Find out more (opens in new window) (opens in new window) (opens in new window) (opens in new window) (opens in new window) Footer navigation Campaigns Campaigns The Big Night In Sport Relief 2020 Hear from us Update your preferences Get in touch Contact us Reporting complaints & concerns Your Gift Aid FAQs About us Mission Finances Partners Meet the Team Sport Relief 2020 Careers Work at Comic Relief Open roles News News Press area Legal Privacy Notice Terms of use Cookies Positive Practices Text to donate terms and conditions Comic Relief’s Statement on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Prize draw terms and conditions Comic Relief is the operating name of Charity Projects, a registered charity in England and Wales (326568) and Scotland (SC039730), which is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (01806414). Registered address: 1st Floor, 89 Albert Embankment, London, SE1 7TP. HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR COOKIES? We use clever little cookies to get to know how you use our website. It’s just so we can give you a better browsing experience and show you things that are more relevant, like advertising, social media features, and content. We don’t serve them with milk, but our yummy little cookies could help you have a better time on our website. Choose below how you want your cookies. Yummy, I love cookies! I’m watching my cookie intake