Terms of Sponsorship

Last updated: 31 August 2026 · Draft pending final legal review

What a brick is

A brick is a public sponsorship placement on this website. £250 buys one brick. Contributions must be whole multiples of £250. Your chosen name (and optional link) is displayed on the live wall and permanently on the funded house's archive page. A brick is a sponsorship of the fundraising campaign, not a physical brick, and confers no ownership, interest, or rights in any property.

House completion and carry-over

Each house's wall holds a fixed number of bricks. If your contribution arrives as a wall completes, any bricks that don't fit are automatically laid at the start of the next house's wall — you never lose bricks you've paid for.

Acceptable names and links

We may reject, anonymise, or remove any sponsor name or link that is offensive, misleading, unlawful, or impersonates someone else — without refund where the placement was removed for breaching these terms in bad faith. Reasonable judgement, exercised quickly, keeps the wall a place businesses are proud to be on.

Sponsor links

Sponsor links are paid placements and are published with the rel="sponsored" attribute, in line with search-engine guidelines. We don't guarantee any search-ranking outcome from a placement.

Refunds

If something has gone wrong — a duplicate payment, a mistake in the amount — contact us and we'll put it right, including refunding where appropriate. Refunded contributions are removed from the wall.

Who takes your payment

Buy A Brick is operated in the United Kingdom as a sole trader business trading as "Buy A Brick". It is not a registered charity. Contributions are sponsorship payments for a public placement on the wall — they are not charitable donations and are not tax-deductible. Payments are processed securely by Stripe.