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How does it work?

You can generate a free parcel label addressed to Scope with ease. Just follow these steps to ensure a smooth donation.

A customer is outside their home and sitting in their wheelchair, smiling for the photo with a parcel on their lap.

How your donation will help Scope

Scope is a charity dedicated to creating an equal future with disabled people.

Donating just one quality item can help fund a vital call to Scope’s helpline from a disabled person, offering help and support when it’s needed most.​ 

Your donation helps Scope provide essential information and advice to disabled people and their families. Last year alone, Scope supported over 35,000 people through their helpline. But right now, 1 in every 4 calls goes unanswered. 

It costs nearly £1 a minute to run Scope's helpline. An average bag of donations (worth around £15) funds a 15-minute call, connecting a disabled person or family member with one of Scope's specially trained advisers.​ 

Every donation matters and it’s now simple to Send to Scope with Evri.​

If you or a family member is disabled the Scope helpline is here for you. Scope offers practical advice and emotional support whenever you need it.  0808 800 3333

A customer sitting in a wheelchair is outside and a courier is handing a parcel to them with a smile. The customer is positioned to be facing away from the camera, with the courier in full view.

More about Evri's partnership with Scope

In a partnership, which will last at least three years, Scope will help us on our journey to become the most accessible parcel delivery company in the UK. We at Evri are delighted with the things we’ve already achieved so far in our first year of partnership:

  • We have fundraised more than ever before, for Scope. We surpassed our initial £125,000 commitment, reaching more than £200,000 to date.
  • We have launched doorstep accessibility preferences - you can find more information below.
  • We have supported campaigns including the incredible Scope Awards for the last two years, and Disability Pride Month in July.
  • We are driving awareness of Scope on our electric fleet, ParcelShop device screens, internal desktop backgrounds and more.
  • We launched a quarterly listening session named the Evri Body Collective, and an insight survey with colleagues, to gain a deeper understanding from people with lived-experience of disability.
  • We have reviewed our policies to ensure best practice and we have started to roll out accessibility training for colleagues.

Together with Scope, we’re on the journey to make Evri accessible for everyone.

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Send your donation to Scope today

Once you've booked your parcel using our returns portal, head down to your local ParcelShop or Locker to make your donation. No printer at home? No worries! Each of our drop off locations are equipped with label printers available for free.

Make your contribution to an equal and fair future with disabled people today using the Evri network in collaboration with Scope.

Find out more about our partnership with Scope

Donate your items by post: use order ID 'Scope'

Delivering to disabled consumers: doorstep instructions

Aside from Evri supporting Scope with postal donations, we’re already making it easier for people to use our services. If you've got accessibility preferences, you can select a number of doorstep options to give your courier instructions for a successful and comfortable delivery. Follow the steps below for instructions on how to set your accessibility preferences.

Step 1

To begin setting your accessibility preferences, click the link we sent you in your ‘out for delivery’ email notification, or download the Evri app, click more and head to the preferences section.

Step 2

Select one of three options; give me more time to get to the door, ring my doorbell instead of knocking or don’t block my doorway with a parcel.

Step 3

Confirm by clicking Update delivery – that’s it!