Boots pharmacies are part of the government Ask for ANI scheme, ANI being an acronym for ‘Action Needed Immediately’. Where someone needs immediate, emergency assistance, ‘asking for ANI’ discreetly tells our pharmacy staff that they need their help to call the police, a domestic abuse helpline or for example a family member.

Our pharmacies also provide Safe Spaces whereby people experiencing domestic abuse can use a Boots pharmacy consultation rooms to contact specialist domestic abuse services for support and advice.

Established in 1970, Boots Charitable Trust is an independent registered charity in the UK, wholly funded by Boots UK. The Trust funds registered charities and small voluntary organisations benefiting people who live in Nottinghamshire.

To date, the Trust has donated over £10 million. To learn more and apply, visit: Boots Charitable Trust.

We believe that Boots has a role to play in helping everyone look after their health and wellbeing. Our range of food, drink and snack products has been chosen to help customers make positive choices and lead healthier lives, and all Boots branded food products are developed to high nutritional standards.

We have chosen not to display sweets and chocolates at our till points ever since 2016 and continue to follow the 2022 legislation in England to keep foods high in fat, salt and sugar away from our tills, queueing areas, store entrance and end of aisles.

Where possible, Boots aims to support local charities with donations of products to use for fundraising, for example toiletries that can be used as tombola or raffle prizes.

To request a donation of stock to fundraise for your charity, please complete the Donation Request Form: Request a donation from Boots (office.com) and a member of the team will get in touch.