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AMF PARTNERS ‘WITH BETTER THAT’

We are proud to be a good cause partner with new online shopping platform Betterthat.com. Better That are on a mission to make shopping better by giving back to good causes with every purchase – hint hint, us!
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Get into the habit of purchasing through their site and they’ll donate up to 25% of their net commission revenue to us at no extra cost to you! Plus, for their launch, we get an extra $1 just by you signing up, woohoo! Only available for the first 5,000 registrations.

You can help us achieve our mission of ending preventable maternal and infant deaths in Sierra Leone by shopping online.

How does it work?

  1. Shop from an exclusive range of brands
  2. Pick “Aminata Maternal Foundation” when you checkout.
  3. They donate to us. It’s shopping, but better.
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