The Booth Centre in Manchester, where a good part of the Bun The Tories money went. Selling the shirts raised over three and a half thousand pounds, and it went to homelessness charities, this one among them. Here is their 2017 mosaic on the wall, the art room, and the building itself off Angel Meadow.
It mattered that the joke paid for something. A slogan about getting rid of a government that was, among other things, presiding over more people sleeping rough, turned into shirts, turned into money, and turned up here. The least a bit of merchandise can do is leave some good behind it.
Part of the Bun The Tories case study.