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Merchandise that says the thing out loud.
A wristband in a waiting room starts more conversations about PKD than a leaflet ever will. These are the designs. None of them can be ordered yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
The range
Six items carrying the Hope4PKD mark.
T-shirt
Cap
Tote bag
Water bottle
Wristband
Umbrella
These are design mock-ups rather than photographs of stock. No price, size, colour or delivery option has been set for any of them, and nothing here is a listing.
The store is not open
Selling anything needs the payment service Hope4PKD does not currently run, plus a confirmed supplier, a stated price, a delivery method and a returns route. Until all five exist there is nothing to buy, and a checkout button here would be a lie about the first of them.
Where the money will go
We are not going to answer that yet.
A charity that tells you what its merchandise funds before it has written the policy is telling you something it cannot be held to.
Hope4PKD has approved policies covering donations, refunds and what happens to a campaign surplus. It has not yet approved one covering merchandise: what counts as cost, what counts as proceeds, and which programme the remainder is allocated to.
That policy is being written. When it is approved it will be published alongside the others, and the answer will appear on this page in the same sentence as the store opening — not before it.
Donations policy
How Hope4PKD will handle donated money, what a donor is told, and what happens when a payment cannot be allocated as intended.
Campaign surplus policy
What happens to money raised beyond a campaign’s validated costs, and who decides it.
Impact and transparency
How verified results are separated from targets, and what has to be true before a figure is published at all.
In the meantime
Awareness costs nothing and works now.
The point of a wristband is the conversation it starts. You can have that conversation today without waiting for a store to open.