AWARDS SPECIAL 20
Leprosy Mission Trading
Best Business to Consumer Charity Trading Brand
2020 was a banner year for TLM Trading during which it increased the net profit from its activity by 202 per cent to £219,840. Income raised for The Leprosy Mission through Gifts for Life and donations rose by 19 per cent reaching £528k. It had bought artisan products from disadvantaged groups for £116k, often making prepayments to help them through the Covid crisis. Online became the most significant ordering channel for the charity whose average customer is 65+ and it acquired 14.37k new customers during the year. The charity exists to fund work to defeat leprosy and transform lives in 35 countries with a target of stopping leprosy transmission by 2035.
Leprosy is an ancient disease that, with modern antibiotics, is curable. It should no longer exist or cause the immense suffering and stigmatisation that still characterise leprosy in many countries. We are grateful for this award, that recognises the dedication of our small team, as we raise awareness and funds for the Leprosy Mission through our trading business
www.tlmtrading.com. The publicity associated with this award brings us one step closer to ending the transmission of leprosy by 2035. A special thank to our artisan suppliers including MESH, Pachamama, Blue Mango and The Nepal Leprosy Trust. Thanks are also due to Mosaic Fulfilment Solutions who did a fantastic job of handling a huge increase in sales during Covid lockdown and to Ali Lewis our wonderful designer at Collektif.
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